Read article: Plastic scintillation detectors ready to shine as FLASH radiotherapy gathers momentum
Canadian technology start-up Medscint is working with customers to develop a new generation of real-time, small-field dosimetry solutions based on plastic scintillation detectors
Read article: LAP’s automated water phantom streamlines commissioning and QA of MR-Linac machines
The THALES 3D MR SCANNER from LAP is helping medical physicists to fast-track QA test routines on their MR-guided radiotherapy systems, while a new iteration of the phantom delivers similar workflow e...
Read article: Start-up innovation drives UK’s emerging quantum economy
The UK's quantum computing ecosystem is gathering momentum, with a clutch of early-stage companies attracting significant investor funding to build the quantum computers of the future
Read article: Building bridges between big science and industry
Delegates at a recent Big Science Summit in Malmö, Sweden, discussed how best to boost the economic impact of Europe’s research facilities
Read article: Physics teachers inspire the next generation of scientists
Two early-career teachers explain how helping school students to understand the beauty and complexity of physics offers a stimulating, fun and rewarding career option
Read article: CT imaging in radiotherapy: standardization and personalization are the driving forces
The DirectDensity algorithm from Siemens Healthineers gives radiation oncologists and medical physicists ready access to CT images optimized for both patient contouring and dose calculation
Read article: Quantum computer shows that time crystals are phases of matter
Result establishes near-term quantum computers as testbeds for exotic physics out of equilibrium
Read article: Multi-author ebook combines rapid publication with expert insight
A new ebook harnesses the knowledge and experience of more than 40 academic authors to provide a timely and comprehensive introduction to the technique of single-particle cryo-electron microscopy
Read article: Science prize boosts prospects for early-career researchers
The Nicholas Kurti Science Prize aims to help young physicists establish their own research programmes and raise their profile among the wider scientific community
Read article: RadCalc adds in vivo dosimetric verification, intelligent automation for independent QA
The latest release of LAP’s RadCalc QA software majors on customization, intelligent automation and 3D EPID-based functionality for measurement-based patient QA
