Pradip Deb

Dr. Pradip Deb is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Health and Biomedical Sciences at RMIT University, Australia. His academic focus spans radiation physics, medical imaging technologies, and healthcare radiation safety. He holds a PhD and has over 20 years of experience in medical physics education and research.

Research Interests: Dr. Deb specializes in radiation dosimetry, medical imaging safety, nuclear medicine protocols, and radiation protection strategies. His work bridges physics principles with clinical applications, particularly in optimizing radiation therapy techniques and protective equipment design. Notable areas include EPID-based dosimetry verification, 3D printed radiation shielding components, and textile-based radiation protection materials.

Teaching & Supervision: He supervises Masters and PhD students in radiation therapy technologies and medical imaging innovations. His teaching portfolio includes radiobiology, medical imaging physics, and radiation safety protocols for healthcare professionals. Current projects focus on 5D imaging in radiotherapy and in vivo dosimetry validation.

Publications: Over 45 peer-reviewed articles span radiation oncology, medical equipment design, and educational methodologies in healthcare physics. Recent work addresses EMI shielding for neuroimaging devices and occupational radiation exposure in teaching hospitals.

Professional Engagement: Active member of the Australian Institute of Physics since 2002. Collaborates with industry on radiation protection solutions and contributes to international medical physics conferences.