Jochen Cammin

Jochen Cammin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. He serves as Associate Director of the Medical Physics Residency Program and works in the UMMC/Radiation Oncology GG location. His expertise spans medical physics, computed tomography, and radiation therapy technologies.

• University of Bonn - Diplom in Physics (1999)
• University of Bonn - PhD in Physics (2004)
• University of Pennsylvania - Medical Physics Certificate (2015)

Dr. Cammin's research focuses on CT image reconstruction, novel detector development, and radiation therapy applications. His work addresses motion management in cardiac radioablation, metal artifact quantification, and spectral distortion modeling in photon-counting CT. Current projects include predictive modeling for radiation-induced lung injury and advancements in multi-energy CT technologies.

Recent publications highlight his contributions to proton CT systems, motion compensation techniques, and medical imaging algorithms. His research combines fundamental physics principles with clinical applications in radiation oncology.

• Feodor-Lynen Fellow (Humboldt Foundation, Germany, 2004-2006)
• Mentor of the Year (Washington University, 2019)
• Dr. Karl Prado Physics Educator of the Year (UMSOM, 2024)

Dr. Cammin has held leadership roles in AAPM, including co-chairing Task Group TG66U1 for CT simulator quality assurance and contributing to Work Group MPPG 19 for respiratory motion management systems. He serves on the JACMP Board of Associate Editors.