Distinguished Professor
Anatoly RozenfeldProfile page
Distinguished Professor and Director Centre for Medical Radiation Physics
School of Physics
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- Distinguished Professor and Director Centre for Medical Radiation PhysicsSchool of Physics
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- University of Wollongong, School of Physics, Northfields Ave, Wollongong, NSW, 2522, Australia
BIO
Distinguished Professor Anatoly Rozenfeld is the Director and founder of CMRP, and is world renowned for his research work on semiconductor radiation detectors and their application for mini- and micro- dosimetry in radiation therapy, radiation protection, nuclear medicine and space sciences.
He is a member of numerous editorial boards and international advisory committees on Solid State Dosimetry, Micro-dosimetry, IEEE Radiation Instrumentation Steering Committee, IEEE NPSS Transnational Committee and local committees, including the Australian National Hadron Therapy Steering Committee, Prostate Cancer Institute, Australian HEP Executive Board and NHMRC Academy.
He has also established a strong research program on Proton and Heavy Ion Therapy in Australia. Professor Rozenfeld is the founder of the biennial international workshops on Mini Micro-Nano- Dosimetry and its Applications, and Modern Technology for Prostate Cancer Treatment, and was President of the Solid State Dosimetry (SSD 16) international conference in 2010 and General Chair of IEEE NSS MIC 2018 in Sydney. He served as Vice Chair and Chair of International Solid State Dosimetry Organization (ISSDO). He is currently a Member of ICRU of Micro-dosimetry Report Committee and Space Medicine Committee of Australian Space Agency.
The Medical Radiation Physics research and educational programs developed by Professor Rozenfeld at CMRP were recently recognised as being above world standard by the Australian Research Council Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) in 2015 and 2018, and CAMPEP accredited.
Moreover, Professor Rozenfeld has published more than 400 articles, 5 chapters in books, holds 19 granted patents, attracted more than $17M competitive grants, and also delivered many keynote speeches, invited talks and seminars around the world. He is the recipient of the 2014 UOW Vice Chancellor Excellence Awards for Researcher of the Year and the Award for Outstanding Achievements in Research Commercialization. He is also the recipient of the NSW Premier’s Award Outstanding Cancer Researcher of the year 2022, the IEEE NPSS Glenn F. Knoll Radiation Instrumentation Outstanding Award Achievement Award and the Australian Nuclear Association 2023 Award.
He is a member of numerous editorial boards and international advisory committees on Solid State Dosimetry, Micro-dosimetry, IEEE Radiation Instrumentation Steering Committee, IEEE NPSS Transnational Committee and local committees, including the Australian National Hadron Therapy Steering Committee, Prostate Cancer Institute, Australian HEP Executive Board and NHMRC Academy.
He has also established a strong research program on Proton and Heavy Ion Therapy in Australia. Professor Rozenfeld is the founder of the biennial international workshops on Mini Micro-Nano- Dosimetry and its Applications, and Modern Technology for Prostate Cancer Treatment, and was President of the Solid State Dosimetry (SSD 16) international conference in 2010 and General Chair of IEEE NSS MIC 2018 in Sydney. He served as Vice Chair and Chair of International Solid State Dosimetry Organization (ISSDO). He is currently a Member of ICRU of Micro-dosimetry Report Committee and Space Medicine Committee of Australian Space Agency.
The Medical Radiation Physics research and educational programs developed by Professor Rozenfeld at CMRP were recently recognised as being above world standard by the Australian Research Council Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) in 2015 and 2018, and CAMPEP accredited.
Moreover, Professor Rozenfeld has published more than 400 articles, 5 chapters in books, holds 19 granted patents, attracted more than $17M competitive grants, and also delivered many keynote speeches, invited talks and seminars around the world. He is the recipient of the 2014 UOW Vice Chancellor Excellence Awards for Researcher of the Year and the Award for Outstanding Achievements in Research Commercialization. He is also the recipient of the NSW Premier’s Award Outstanding Cancer Researcher of the year 2022, the IEEE NPSS Glenn F. Knoll Radiation Instrumentation Outstanding Award Achievement Award and the Australian Nuclear Association 2023 Award.
UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG APPOINTMENTS
- Distinguished Professor and Director Centre for Medical Radiation PhysicsFaculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2016 - present
- Senior Professor, Director of Centre for Medical Radiation Physics, UoWFaculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2014 - 2015
- Professor , Director of Centre for Medical Radiation PhysicsFaculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2002 - 2013
- Associate Professor, Director of Centre for Medical Radiation Physics,Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2000 - 2002
- Associate Professor, Head, Group of Medical Radiation PhysicsFaculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia1999 - 2000
- Senior Lecturer, Head Radiation Physics GroupFaculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia1996 - 1998
- LecturerFaculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia1993 - 1996
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ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Distinguished Professor and Director Centre for Medical Radiation PhysicsUniversity of Wollongong, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2016 - present
- Senior Professor, Director of Centre for Medical Radiation Physics, UoWUniversity Of Wollongong, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2014 - 2015
- Professor , Director of Centre for Medical Radiation PhysicsUniversity of Wollongong, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2002 - 2013
- Associate Professor, Director of Centre for Medical Radiation Physics,University of Wollongong, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia2000 - 2002
- Associate Professor, Head, Group of Medical Radiation PhysicsUniversity of Wollongong, School of Physics, Wollongong, Australia1999 - 2000
- Senior Lecturer, Head Radiation Physics GroupUniversity of Wollongong, Engineering Physics, Wollongong, Australia1996 - 1998
- LecturerUniversity of Wollongong, Physics, Wollongong, Australia1993 - 1996
NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Engineering and research positions in Radiation PhysicsInstitute for Nuclear Research, Radiation Physics, Kiev, Ukraine1974 - 1992
DEGREES
- PhDKiev Institute for Nuclear Research, Kiev, Ukraine1991
- MSc with Distinction (Semiconductor Physics)Leningrad Politechnic Institute, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation1974
CERTIFICATIONS
- Introduction to tertiary teachingUniversity of Wollongong, Wollongong, Australia1994 - presentCourse on tertiary teaching
LANGUAGES
- RussianCan read, write, speak, understand and peer review
- UkrainianCan read, speak and understand
AVAILABILITY
- Masters Research or PhD student supervision