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Matthew J. Webster, Ph.D.

Contact Information

Locations

University of Rochester Medical Center
School of Medicine and Dentistry
601 Elmwood Ave, Box 647
Rochester, NY 14642

Faculty Appointments

Biography

Professional Background

Dr. Webster earned his doctoral degree in biophysics from the University of California, San Diego. He went on to complete is residency training at UT Southwestern. Afterwards, he worked at the University of Iowa before joining the University of Rochester team.

Research

Dr. Webster has a strong interest in improving the use of clinical technology. He earned his PhD working on novel brachytherapy applicators using a technique called "Dynamic Modulated Brachytherapy." He now is focusing on external beam radiation and the developments which can be made in SRS and SBRT treatments.

Credentials

Education

2009
BA | Macalester College
Physics

2010
M. Phil. | University of California, San Diego
Physics

2014
PhD | University of California, San Diego
Physics

Post-doctoral Training & Residency

07/01/2014 - 06/30/2016
University of Texas Southwestern Residency training Chief Resident January 2016 - June 2016

Awards


Young Investigator Award - 2nd Place
Sponsor: AAPM, COMP

Publications

Journal Articles

7/1/2014
Han DY, Webster MJ, Scanderbeg DJ, Yashar C, Choi D, Song B, Devic S, Ravi A, Song WY. "Direction-modulated brachytherapy for high-dose-rate treatment of cervical cancer. I: theoretical design." International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics.. 2014 Jul 1; 89(3):666-73. Epub 2014 Apr 18.

2014
Park JC, Kim JS, Park SH, Webster MJ, Lee S, Song WY, Han Y. "Four dimensional digital tomosynthesis using on-board imager for the verification of respiratory motion." PloS one.. 2014 9(12):e115795. Epub 2014 Dec 26.

9/2013
Webster MJ, Devic S, Vuong T, Han DY, Scanderbeg D, Choi D, Song B, Song WY. "HDR brachytherapy of rectal cancer using a novel grooved-shielding applicator design." Medical physics.. 2013 Sep 0; 40(9):091704.

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