about smps

Laurentcia’s interest lies in diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine. She  performs quality control on the irradiating equipment and radiology facilities to ensure patients, medical staff, and the public are safe from radiation exposure. Laurentcia also conducts training to medical staff on safety practices when working with radiation so as to ensure that examinations and procedures are delivered safely, effectively, and accurately.

Yun Inn leads the medical physics team at Radiation Therapy Centre, National University Cancer Institute Singapore (NCIS). She brings extensive expertise in radiation therapy, complemented by regulatory experience and a PhD from the University of Glasgow, where her research focused on EPID-based in vivo dosimetry. She is passionate about advancing radiotherapy and nurturing the next generation of medical physicists to deliver safe, high-quality care.

Samuel Lian Mengen is a Medical Physicist at Singapore General Hospital (SGH), with a PhD in Nuclear Engineering and Science. His professional interests include diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, radiation protection, dose optimisation, and risk management.

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Beyond clinical practice, Samuel is actively involved in research, education, and mentorship, and is committed to advancing the medical physics profession and promoting radiation safety in Singapore.

Melvin focuses on Radiotherapy track and is currently looking to learn and specialize in Radiation Safety, Quality Assurance within Radiotherapy. He has an interest in implementing new clinical services and improving clinical workflow. His key interest is in Patient Specific Quality Assurance and Motion management to ensure that patients will be treated safely and accurately.

James is a Medical Physicist specializing in radiotherapy, with interests in advanced treatment technologies, adaptive radiotherapy, dosimetry, treatment planning, and quality assurance. He enjoys exploring how emerging technologies can be introduced into clinical practice while maintaining high standards of safety and quality.

Passionate about education and professional development, he supports knowledge sharing, mentorship, collaboration, and engagement across the medical physics community.

Jessen was once a Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine Medical Physicist at the NUS Clinical Imaging Research Centre (CIRC), before he eventually went to NCIS and became specialized in Radiation Therapy. His focus and interest lie in 4DCT Quality Assurance, education and increasing public awareness and recognition of the Medical Physics field in Singapore.

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Outside of work, he is currently occupied with picking up and mastering the Japanese language in his spare time.