Philipp Steininger

Philipp Steininger is a University Assistant at the Department of Radiotherapy and Radiation Oncology and the Institute of Research and Development on Advanced Radiation Technologies (radART) at Paracelsus Medical University. His work focuses on advancing radiation therapy techniques, medical imaging, and precision oncology.

Research interests include intraoperative radiation therapy, dose calculation optimization, circulating tumor DNA analysis, and image-guided radiotherapy systems. Notable projects include the DEXTER initiative for dual-energy X-ray imaging and development of target-optimized CBCT imaging methods.

Recent articles emphasize clinical applications of intraoperative electron radiation therapy, imaging system calibration, and AI-enhanced scatter correction in CT. Over 68 publications and 4 completed projects reflect his contributions to radiation oncology innovation.

As PI of major projects, he has led initiatives to improve radiation therapy accuracy and patient positioning. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams in radiology, oncology, and biomedical engineering. Active in presenting at conferences on topics like radiomics and robotic imaging advancements.

radART Institute affiliation highlights his role in translating cutting-edge research into clinical practice, with a focus on reducing treatment side effects and improving imaging efficiency.