Congratulations to Emily Marshall who was just awarded a 2014-2015 Health Physics Society Fellowship!

This fellowship, awarded by the Health Physics Society, supports full-time students enrolled in graduate programs in health physics or a closely related field. The award includes a stipend, and a travel grant to attend and present research at the HPS 2015 annual meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana. 

Emily Marshall is completing the first year of her masters in Biomedical Engineering with a concentration in Medical Physics. Her research focuses on radiation dosimetry and its specific application to pediatric patient populations during interventional fluoroscopy procedures. Her ultimate goal is the creation of an in-clinic program to assist physicians with real time skin-dose and post procedural feedback for use towards improving procedures, and providing patients with safer care. 

Congratulations Emily!