Paul Morel

Laboratoire d'informatique Gaspard-Monge

UMR 8049 LIGM

 
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MOREL Paul

Office: 4B058 Copernic
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Welcome to my webpage. I’m currently a PhD Candidate at the IGM, University Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée (MLV) in FRANCE.

My PhD started on September 1st 2011. My research focuses on the computer sciences applied to radiation therapy.

  • The core of my work is the development of MSPT (Motion Simulator for Proton Therapy), an open-source software, simulating the delivery of a proton-therapy treatment, using the spot-scanning technique. It aims at highlighting the impact of the patient motion during a treatment delivery by computing dose on the moving patient. The main interest of this simulator lies in the ability to render the impact of a predicted patient motion on a prescribed treatment plan. This capability makes it an innovative research tool to evaluate and compare different methods of motion management or mitigation. ( Note: an article describing MSPT has been submitted and is being reviewed).
  • A secondary part focuses on the study of the minimization of the beam-on time and the setup-up time for dual-layers Multileaf Collimators (MLC) and rotating MLCs in radiotherapy(see article).
My work is in collaboration with the Dpt. of Radiation Oncology at the University of Iowa (Iowa City, USA).

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Papers and posters

Guillaume Blin, Paul Morel, Romeo Rizzi, Stéphane Vialette. Towards unlocking the full potential of Multileaf Collimators.
In proceeding: 40th International Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science (SOFSEM), Jan 2014, High Tatras, Slovakia.Lecture Notes in Computer Science

Jurek Smolen MASc, Helen O'Grady MASc, Jingde Du PhD, Hing Cheng BSc, Paul Morel MSc, Lino Ramirez PhD, Colin Holmes PhD, Audrey Spielman MD, Ross Mitchell PhD, and Lindsay Machan MD. Texture Analysis Improves Accuracy of Computer Assisted Differentiation Between Small Hepatic Cysts and Hepatocellular Carcinoma On Non-contrast CT.
Abstract for the RSNA 2011 conference, Chicago IL, USA.

Paul Morel MSc, Neda Changizi MSc, Hing Cheng BSc, Ross Mitchell PhD. Texture characterization of tumors.
Poster at the "Care About Cancer" conference 2011, Edmonton AB, Canada.

Paul Morel, Mark Van Horn, Francois Budin, Terry Van Dyke, Weili Lin, Elizabeth Bullitt. Brain Stripping Magnetic Resonance Angiographic lmages of Tumor-Bearing Mice.
Poster at the Radiology - BRIC Symposium 2009 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill NC, USA.