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QA of MR image distortion with LAP’s THETIS 3D MR Distortion Phantom

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores MR image distortion in radiotherapy – a challenge demanding QA tools and workflows for better treatment

Pre-clinical experience with LUNA 3D – the new surface guided radiation therapy system by LAP

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen gives you comprehensive pre-clinical insights on LAP’s new SGRT system LUNA 3D

Dan Hyer in front of the clinic’s Unity treatment system

Elekta Unity: CMM innovation opens the way to real-time tracking, online plan adaptation

University of Iowa Health Care has added the Comprehensive Motion Management (CMM) upgrade to its Elekta Unity MR-Linac treatment system

Exercising caution in the face of techno-optimism

Achintya Rao reviews Invention and Innovation: a Brief History of Hype and Failure by Vaclav Smil

Single-sided MR sensor provides tissue analysis at the patient bedside

A point-of-care device uses a low-field single-sided magnetic resonance sensor to evaluate skeletal muscle

Semiconductor fibres are fracture free and glass clad

New process could yield flexible and wearable optoelectronics

Proton therapy enters a new era of efficiency with a software-driven QA solution

Medical physicists at the Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland believe that patient-specific QA could be made faster and more accurate by recalculating the dose distribution from the beam delivery data recorded by the treatment machine

Treasure trove of gas giants on wide orbits could provide insight into our own solar system

Data from NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite reveal a valuable collection of exoplanet candidates with temperatures similar to planets in our solar system

artist's impression of how the very early universe (less than 1 thousand million years old) might have looked

Cosmic combat: delving into the battle between dark matter and modified gravity

Keith Cooper digs into the struggles and successes of modifying gravity, 40 years since its conception

Smart glove tracks hand movements with unprecedented accuracy

Device could help with hand mobility and stroke assessment

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QA of MR image distortion with LAP’s THETIS 3D MR Distortion Phantom

Pre-clinical experience with LUNA 3D – the new surface guided radiation therapy system by LAP

Elekta Unity: CMM innovation opens the way to real-time tracking, online plan adaptation

Exercising caution in the face of techno-optimism

Single-sided MR sensor provides tissue analysis at the patient bedside

Semiconductor fibres are fracture free and glass clad

Proton therapy enters a new era of efficiency with a software-driven QA solution

Treasure trove of gas giants on wide orbits could provide insight into our own solar system

Cosmic combat: delving into the battle between dark matter and modified gravity

Smart glove tracks hand movements with unprecedented accuracy

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