- Profile
- Personal Information
- Publications
Experts in Environmental Sciences
Wayde Brown Karen Lee Abt Cory K. Adams Jose Buitrago Jacquelyne Adams Jon Calabria Shelley Cannady Susan B. Adams Peter Anderson Chia-Chun Hsu Michele G. Wheatly Philip A. Araman Edward Andrews Zanethia C. Barnett Johnny Boggs Mohammad Hadi Aryai Monfared Michael Bowker Kari A. Segraves James Terry MICHAEL BRKLACICH View MoreBenjamin Jacob Hayempour
Chairman of Department of Psychiatry
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
UNION OF INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS (UIA)
Bahamas
Benjamin is a member of the Golden Key International Honors Society, The Society for NeuroInterventional Surgery, The Society of Neuroethics, and a National Merit Scholar. As an academic scholar at the UCSF/ UC Berkeley School of Bioengineering, he is focused on translational medicine and medical technology innovation. Benjamin is currently an Oxford University Medical Sciences Clarendon Scholar at the Gray Institute for Radiation Oncology. His research in this field includes the utilization of medical physics biotechnology to detect the molecular mechanisms of radiosensitivity in brain tumor stem cells. Benjamin is a member of the Golden Key International Honors Society, The Society for NeuroInterventional Surgery, The Society of Neuroethics, and a National Merit Scholar. As an academic scholar at the UCSF/ UC Berkeley School of Bioengineering, he is focused on translational medicine and medical technology innovation. Benjamin is currently an Oxford University Medical Sciences Clarendon Scholar at the Gray Institute for Radiation Oncology. His research in this field includes the utilization of medical physics biotechnology to detect the molecular mechanisms of radiosensitivity in brain tumor stem cells.
Benjamin is a member of the Golden Key International Honors Society, The Society for NeuroInterventional Surgery, The Society of Neuroethics, and a National Merit Scholar. As an academic scholar at the UCSF/ UC Berkeley School of Bioengineering, he is focused on translational medicine and medical technology innovation. Benjamin is currently an Oxford University Medical Sciences Clarendon Scholar at the Gray Institute for Radiation Oncology. His research in this field includes the utilization of medical physics biotechnology to detect the molecular mechanisms of radiosensitivity in brain tumor stem cells.Neuro-Oncology, Biomedical Imaging Instrumentation, Medical Physics Radiotherapy, Neuroradiology, Neuropsychiatry, Biomedical Engineering.