S2 - Radiation Session: AI in radioprotection: will it change practice?

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Talks

Registrations and welcome coffee

Jan. 28
S3 - Nursing session: From Guidelines to Practice: Latest Updates

Jan. 28
S1 - BWGNICI

Jan. 28
S4 - Keynote

Jan. 28
S5 - Nursing session: The future of Cardiology: beyond gender narratives

Jan. 28
Coffee break & best posters

Jan. 28
S7 - Symposium

Jan. 28
S6 - BIWAC - Fulminant and Severe Acute Myocarditis

Jan. 28
S8 - Nursing session: Acute Cardiac Care: Practical Bedside Management

Jan. 28
Lunch break

Jan. 28

Event BSC congress 2027 starts on 28 Jan 2027, 09:00:00 (Europe/Brussels)

S2 - Radiation Session: AI in radioprotection: will it change practice?

Radiation

Location: Room Folon - 28/01/2027, 09:00 - 28/01/2027, 10:15 (Europe/Brussels) (1 hour 15 minutes)

Moderators

TBC

09:00 - 09:40, AI in radioprotection: a game changer?

John Damilakis - University of Crete and University Hospital of Heraklion

Prof. Dr. h.c. John Damilakis, PhD, FIOMP, FIUPESM, FHAMP

John Damilakis is a professor and director of the Department of Medical Physics, School of Medicine, University of Crete. He has held the position of President in organizations such as the 'International Organization for Medical Physics' (IOMP), 'European Federation of Organizations for Medical Physics' (EFOMP), and the 'European Alliance for Medical Radiation Protection Research' (EURAMED). Professor Damilakis is currently serving as an elected member of the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) Committee 3, and the vice president of the IUPESM. His body of research work encompasses a wide range of research areas, including medical radiation protection, and the application of artificial intelligence in medical imaging. His contributions to the field have garnered him numerous awards for his scientific achievements.

09:40 - 10:15, Differences in practices - TBD

Katrien Van Slambrouck - FANC

Biography

10:05 - 10:15, General discussion

Sandrine Bayart was born in Ghent on January 1st in 1994 and holds a background in biomedical sciences. She is a certified expert in medical physics and currently works at QCC Ghent.

She is presently conducting doctoral research at Ghent University, focused on the challenges related to personal radiation protection equipment (PRPE).

Her research aims to improve policies regarding PRPE and to provide guidelines to both users and manufacturers.

Sandrine strives to contribute to a safer and more efficient use of PRPE within the medical sector.