Sara St. James

Sara St. James is a researcher in the Department of Radiation Oncology at Harvard Medical School, specializing in proton therapy, radiopharmaceutical therapy, and medical physics. Her work focuses on dosimetry, image quality evaluation, and advanced radiation therapy techniques.

Education:

• BSc, Carleton University
• MSc, McGill University
• PhD, University of California, Davis
• Certificate, Harvard Medical School

Research Interests:
Sara St. James investigates proton therapy systems, radiopharmaceutical dosimetry, and imaging technologies like PET/MRI. Her recent work includes neutron dose estimation in cardiac devices, Cherenkov detector applications, and safety protocols for radiopharmaceutical therapy.

Publications:
Her research spans 4D imaging, motion phantom studies, and computational modeling to improve radiation therapy accuracy and safety.