Martin J. Menten

Physicist
turned cancer researcher
turned computer scientist

About Me

I recently joined the BioMedIA group at Imperial College London as a postdoctoral researcher. Working together with Professor Daniel Rueckert, I am exploring the use of deep learning to advance the understanding and diagnosis of age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in the elderly.

Previously, I received my PhD in physics from the Institute of Cancer Research in 2018. In the team of Professor Uwe Oelfke, I researched strategies to adapt external beam radiotherapy to anatomical changes in real-time in order to increase cure rates and reduce side effects of cancer treatments.

Before that, I obtained my Master’s degree in physics at Heidelberg University in 2014, while completing research projects at the German Cancer Research Center and University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Selected Publications

For a complete and up-to-date list of my publications, please check out my Google Scholar profile.

Automatic reconstruction of the delivered dose of the day using MR-linac treatment log files and online MR imaging

MJ Menten, JK Mohajer, R Nilawar, J Bertholet, A Dunlop, AU Pathmanathan, M Moreau, S Marshall, A Wetscherek, S Nill, AC Tree, U Oelfke

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The impact of 2D cine MR imaging parameters on automated tumor and organ localization for MR-guided real-time adaptive radiotherapy

MJ Menten, MF Fast, A Wetscherek, CM Rank, M Kachelrieß, DJ Collins, S Nill, U Oelfke

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MRI-guided lung SBRT: Present and future developments

MJ Menten, A Wetscherek, MF Fast

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Tumour auto-contouring on 2d cine MRI for locally advanced lung cancer: A comparative study

MF Fast, B Eiben, MJ Menten, A Wetscherek, DJ Hawkes, JR McClelland, U Oelfke

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Treating locally advanced lung cancer with a 1.5 T MR-Linac – Effects of the magnetic field and irradiation geometry on conventionally fractionated and isotoxic dose-escalated radiotherapy

HE Bainbridge, MJ Menten, MF Fast, S Nill, U Oelfke, F McDonald

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Lung stereotactic body radiotherapy with an MR-linac – Quantifying the impact of the magnetic field and real-time tumor tracking

MJ Menten, MF Fast, S Nill, CP Kamerling, F McDonald, U Oelfke

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Using dual-energy x‐ray imaging to enhance automated lung tumor tracking during real-time adaptive radiotherapy

MJ Menten, MF Fast, S Nill, U Oelfke

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Comparison of a multileaf collimator tracking system and a robotic treatment couch tracking system for organ motion compensation during radiotherapy

MJ Menten, M Guckenberger, C Herrmann, A Krauß, S Nill, U Oelfke, J Wilbert

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