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Matthew J. Muscat, PhD

Medical Physics Resident

Johns Hopkins University School of MedicineDepartment of Radiation Oncology & Molecular Radiation Sciences

Matthew J. Muscat

Research in spatial inference, prostate brachytherapy and scientific software. BiopsyContext links biopsy specimens with imaging, radiation dose and localization uncertainty.

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Training & appointments

  1. 2026-present

    Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    Medical Physics Residency

  2. 2021-2026

    UBC Okanagan & BC Cancer, Kelowna

    Biopsy research and doctoral training. PhD in Medical Physics, UBC Okanagan, 2026.

  3. 2020 / 2017

    McGill University

    MSc, Theoretical Physics & Cosmology.
    BSc (Honours), Physics.

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Doctoral thesis

A probabilistic framework for prostate core-needle biopsies in HDR brachytherapy: From clinical quality assurance to translational research

Matthew Jonathan Muscat. University of British Columbia, 2026.

PhD thesis · DOI: 10.14288/1.0454690

Affiliations identify the researcher and do not imply institutional endorsement of Studio Superposition. BiopsyContext is research software, not a clinical decision service.