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World Class Faculty

The most unique resource of the Duke Medical Physics program is the faculty. There are currently over 60 faculty members drawn from five departments: Radiology, Radiation Oncology, Radiation Safety, Physics, and Biomedical Engineering. Thanks to the diversity of our faculty, we are one of few programs that offers balanced training in four tracks covering every major area of medical physics: diagnostic imaging, medical health physics, nuclear medicine, and radiation therapy. Our faculty include leaders in research, clinical practice, and professional organizations. With support from numerous governmental and non-governmental grants and contracts, our faculty run well-recognized laboratories that are dedicated to defining the state of the art in medical physics.

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Yunfeng Cui, PhD Portrait

Radiation Oncology

Duke Medical Physics Faculty make outstanding contributions to graduate education through student mentoring, teaching, seminars, committee service, and program leadership. Duke Graduate Full Faculty may advise master’s and doctoral students. Duke Graduate Term Faculty may advise master’s students and serve on master’s and doctoral milestone committees.  For more information about Duke University Graduate Faculty, visit our Graduate Faculty page.