Stephen F. Kry is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, specializing in radiation oncology and medical physics. His research focuses on dosimetry audits for clinical trial credentialing, patient-specific quality assurance in radiotherapy, and the relative biological effectiveness of carbon ion radiotherapy. He has published extensively on proton therapy phantom audits, simulation-based sensitivity analysis for QA devices, and AI-driven solutions in radiation therapy clinical trials. His recent work includes a 15-year review of anthropomorphic phantom audits for proton therapy and international comparisons of dosimetry audit sensitivity and specificity.
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