Naseem Ud Din, PhD, is a Research Associate in the Department of Radiation Oncology at Miami Cancer Institute. He earned his PhD in Physics and completed CAMPEP-accredited medical physics coursework at Florida Atlantic University. His research focuses on stereotactic radiosurgery, image-guided radiation therapy, motion management, quantitative imaging, and artificial intelligence applications in radiation oncology.
Dr. Ud Din’s current work includes investigating the dosimetric impact of intrafraction motion in Gamma Knife Icon frameless stereotactic radiosurgery and evaluating AI-based brain metastasis detection and segmentation platforms. He has experience in treatment planning, clinical quality assurance, image analysis, and data-driven approaches to radiation therapy optimization.
His broader interests include stereotactic techniques, adaptive radiotherapy, imaging physics, and the integration of advanced computational methods into clinical workflows to improve treatment precision and patient outcomes.
Naseem Ud Din, Ph.D., is a medical physics researcher with a background in physics, radiation oncology, and clinical medical physics. He completed his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Central Florida and has completed CAMPEP graduate coursework in medical physics. His work focuses on radiation therapy treatment planning, image-guided radiotherapy, MR-Linac adaptive therapy, Gamma Knife radiosurgery, pediatric total body irradiation, dosimetry, and clinical quality assurance. He has research and clinical experience in radiation oncology, with contributions to projects involving AI-based brain metastasis detection, motion management, stereotactic radiosurgery, and advanced treatment delivery techniques. He is currently pursuing a career in therapeutic medical physics with the goal of becoming a board-certified clinical medical physicist.
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