Frank Wolf

Frank Wolf is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Radiotherapy and Radiation Oncology, with a long-standing research career focused on prostate cancer and advanced radiotherapy techniques. His work emphasizes image-guided, conformal, and ultrahypofractionated radiation therapy, as well as geriatric oncology and second malignancies post-treatment.

His research interests include:

• Radiation Oncology and Prostate Cancer
• Image-Guided and Conformal Radiotherapy
• Second Cancer Risk Assessment
• Geriatric Radiation Therapy
• Biomarkers in Radiotherapy
• Noninvasive Motion Control in Prostate Radiotherapy

Recent publications (2023–2025) highlight trends in guideline development with the German Society of Radiation Oncology (DEGRO), particularly in prostate cancer management. His work increasingly focuses on clinical guidelines, safety, and personalized radiotherapy approaches.

Scientific contributions include:

• Co-authorship in DEGRO expert panels on prostate cancer radiotherapy
• Research on second malignancy risks
• Studies on geriatric oncology
• Development of noninvasive tracking methods in radiotherapy

Frank Wolf has not listed any formal advisees, but his role as last or co-author suggests mentoring involvement. No grants are explicitly mentioned, but his sustained publication record implies research funding. He is active in collaborative networks, particularly within DEGRO, and contributes to national and international discourse in radiation oncology.

He is affiliated with a clinical or university hospital department, likely in Austria or Germany, though the exact university is not specified. No lab or research team is named in the text.