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University of Nebraska Medical Center

Diane Schott, PhD

Assistant Professor

Dr. Diane Schott

Diane Schott, PhD, is an assistant professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology of the UNMC College of Medicine. Her research has included imaging analysis for adaptive therapy using on-board imaging during RT during her time as postdoc and resident.

She is working to utilize her background in high-energy physics to streamline and innovate the data workflows for future longitudinal studies. Dr. Schott is working on standardizing MRI quality for radiomics projects. To adapt to the move from classroom-based teaching to online, she is collaborating with other members of faculty and residents to update and refresh the medical physics course for RTT students.

Education
  • Bachelor's: Physics, Florida International University, 2005
  • PhD: Physics, Florida International University, 2012
Research
  • Brachytherapy (HDR and LDR)
  • SRS/SBRT/IGRT techniques
  • QA of linac and HDR system
  • Imaging analysis in CT and MR
  • DECT uses in RO
  • Data formatting and optimization for longitudinal studies
Professional Memberships
  • American Association of Physicists in Medicine
  • American Society for Therapeutic Radiation Oncology
  • Association of American Women in Radiology