Bespoke tip/tilt systems designed by Physik Instrumente for scientific missions such as the European Space Agency (ESA)’s Solar Orbiter could pave the way for high-volume applications in space-based...
Read article: Solar mission propels tip/tilt systems into commercial applications
Patient safety, enhanced treatment outcomes and workflow efficiency all follow when radiotherapy clinics implement a rigorous and independent approach to quality assurance
Read article: Reinforcing the case for independent QA in the radiation oncology clinic
Susan Curtis reports on progress in commercializing quantum technologies, from gravity sensors to quantum computers
Read article: Converting quantum promises into commercial realities
Brainlab’s treatment planning software and patient imaging systems provide key building blocks in the stereotactic radiosurgery programme at Scripps MD Anderson Cancer Center
Read article: Automation and standardization: redefining best practice in stereotactic radiosurgery
Medical physicists from the Austrian particle therapy centre MedAustron explain how – and why – they’ve put an independent QA solution at the heart of their patient treatment programme
Read article: Reimagining patient-specific QA in proton and ion therapy facilities
The introduction of the policies has been broadly welcomed in the community, but some say there is still some way to go
Read article: Scientific-journal publishers announce trans-inclusive name-change policies
Researchers within Elekta’s MR-Linac Consortium are opening up new frontiers in cancer treatment through the collaborative development of biological image-guided adaptive radiotherapy (BIGART)
Read article: Elekta Unity: when biological targeting meets adaptive radiotherapy
LAP is prioritizing clinical awareness, uptake and application of the automated 3D dose-check functionality now incorporated into its RadCalc QA software
Read article: Automated 3D dose-volume verification: gearing up for complex planning scenarios
Oxford Instruments NanoScience is partnering in a three-year project to create and develop the UK's first quantum computer capable of running end-user applications in the cloud
Read article: Collaboration has mission to build UK’s first commercial quantum computer
Ling Xin examines the legacy of the recently closed Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment and the future of neutrino physics in China
Read article: How the Daya Bay experiment helped China build a neutrino legacy
