A particle telescope designed to analyse charged particles in space could also be used to measure dose delivered during radiation therapy
Read article: Particle telescope technology could help improve radiotherapy
Pre-treatment PET could help design stereotactic body radiotherapy plans that account for tumour hypoxia
Read article: Assessing tumour hypoxia could personalize lung cancer treatments
A round-up of some recent international patent applications in radiation therapy
Read article: Innovation: patent applications review
Uwe Oelfke from The Royal Marsden/ICR discusses the first MR-linac treatments and the benefits that MRI guidance brings to radiotherapy
Read article: The MR-linac: initial clinical experience
Accelerator-based neutron sources could bring the cancer treatment boron neutron capture therapy into routine clinical use
Read article: Boron neutron capture therapy progresses towards clinical cancer treatments
Physics World journalists report from recent events in materials science and medical physics
Read article: Batteries for electric vehicles, advances in radiotherapy, squid-inspired blankets
A debate at the recent ESTRO meeting examined the skills that medical physicists specializing in radiation oncology will require in 10 years' time
Read article: How to train the medical physicists of the future
Machine-learning technique makes ultrasound an accurate alternative to X-rays for image-guided radiotherapy
Read article: Artificial neural networks enable ultrasound-guided radiotherapy
At the ESTRO 38 trade show, start-up companies introduced their latest devices and software designed to enhance radiotherapy
Read article: Start-up companies showcase radiotherapy innovation
The trade show at ESTRO 38 in Milan showcased the latest radiotherapy and oncology innovations
Read article: A stroll around the ESTRO show floor
