NAMP SPECIAL WEBINAR SERIES Register for the webinars Setting up a Radiotherapy Centre: National Regulatory Requirements Speaker: Mr Farouq A. IngawaM General Manager, Radiological Safety Department, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA). Date: May 29Time: 12 pm WAT Register Setting up a Radiology & Nuclear Medicine Centre: National Regulatory Requirements Speaker: Mr Sanusi Attah Manager, Medical Application Safety Department, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA). Date: Jun 5Time: 12 pm WAT Register Responsibilities of a Radiation Safety Officer/ Radiation Safety Adviser Speaker: Mrs Fatima Ige Head, Medical Application Safety Department, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA). Date: Jun 12Time: 12 pm WAT Register

INVITATION TO MAY 2024 EDITION OF NAMP MONTHLY WEBINARS Register Topic: Advances in Radioimmunotherapy Speaker: Dr Andrew E. Ekpenyong Associate Professor of Physics Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, USA.  Training in Physics and Medical Physics: Dr Ekpenyong earned a master’s degree in physics in 2007 from Creighton University, Omaha, USA. He earned his PhD in Physics from the University of Cambridge, UK, in 2012, following intensive research in Physics of Medicine, at the Cavendish Laboratory. Dr Ekpenyong’s additional training in medical physics, besides his MS and PhD, includes a year-long didactic and clinical work at East Carolina University (a CAMPEP- approved program) in North Carolina, USA, two years postdoctoral work in Biophysics at Technical University, Dresden, Germany, as well as an intensive summer immersion in the medical physics program of HeidelbergUniversity, Germany.  Lecturing: He currently teaches Nuclear Instruments and Methods, Quantum Mechanics, Physics of Radiation Therapy, Dosimetry and Radiation Protection, Radiation Biophysics, as well as General Physics in Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. Dr Ekpenyong has taught eight different courses in Creighton University’s CAMPEP-approved Medical Physics graduate program. Research: He has supervised research for both graduates and undergraduates at Technical University, Dresden, Germany and Creighton University, USA. His main research expertise includes cell mechanics, physics of cancer (physical oncology), nanoparticle-mediated radiotherapy (NPRT), radioimmunotherapy, brain cancers, microfluidics, microgravity and space radiation. Scholarly Works: Dr Ekpenyong has authored/co-authored several articles in peer-reviewed journals in physics and medical physics. His most recent textbook, his 7th, is titled “Mathematical physics for Nuclear Experiments”, published by Francis & Taylor, Routledge and CRC Press. Service to Humanity: Dr Andrew Ekpenyong founded and runs the Joseph Ukpo Hospitals and Research Institutes (JUHRI), which provide 100% free and high-quality healthcare to all patients. The hospitals are sited in rural areas of South-South Nigeria where poverty is endemic. Some International Awards. Dr Ekpenyong attended the University of Cambridge for his PhD, as a Cambridge Commonwealth Scholar, a prestigious and competitive international award managed by the Cambridge Commonwealth Trust. The scholarship offered a substantial bursary for his PhD. He was also a Duke of Edinburgh Scholar, at St Edmund’s College, Cambridge. Register for the webinar More about the speaker

INVITATION TO THE OCTOBER EDITION OF THE NAMP MONTHLY WEBINAR/2023 PRE-CONFERENCE WEBINAR Register Topic: Shallow Kinetics induced by Metronome (SKIM) – a simple, cost-effective and contact free breathing motion management technique Speaker: Siyong Kim, Ph.D., FAAPM Professor and Director of Clinical Physics Department of Radiation Oncology Virginia Commonwealth University, USA Professor Siyong Kim has been in the field of Medical Physics for more than 25 years including 4 years of Ph.D. study and 2 years of Radiation Oncology Clinical Physics Residency training both at the University of Florida (UF), USA. After graduating residency in 1999, he started working as faculty in the Department of Radiation Oncology at UF where his major clinical specialties were stereotactic radiation therapy, patient immobilization, and image guidance. From 2006 to 2013, he worked in the Department of Radiation Oncology at Mayo Clinic Florida as faculty. In Mayo Clinic, his major specialties were high dose rate brachytherapy, respiratory motion management, and image guided stereotactic body radiation therapy. Currently, he is a professor and serves the Director of Clinical Physics in the Department of Radiation Oncology, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. His society activities include AAPM Task Group 104, AAPM Asian Oceanic Affairs Subcommittee, AAPM Online Learning Services Subcommittee, AAPM Treatment Delivery Subcommittee, AAPM Work Group on IMRT, AAPM Therapy Physics Committee, AAPM Exchange Scientist Program Subcommittee, AAPM Subcommittee on Practice Guidelines, KAMPiNA president, IMPCB By-Laws Committee, IMPCB board at large, IMPCB Accreditation Subcommittee III, IMPCB Examination Setting Subcommittee, and IOMP Publication Committee. He has served as editorial board for 4 different journals and reviewer for about 35 different scientific journals. His publication includes about 80 and 180 peer reviewed articles and abstracts, respectively. He also published 1 AAPM report, 14 book chapters, and 1 edited book. Register for the pre-conference webinar Register for the 2023 NAMP conference