Tangential VMAT (tVMAT) is the treatment modality of choice for adjuvant breast radiotherapy at Kuopio University Hospital in Finland
Read article: Adjuvant breast radiotherapy: KUH unlocks the clinical upsides of tangential VMAT
Urgent action is needed to combat widening inequalities in access to physics education
Read article: Tackling England’s physics teacher shortage with a new apprenticeship scheme
High-performance battery cyclers offer reliable, accurate and repeatable test sequences in R&D and production settings
Read article: Battery cyclers: shedding light on the detail of electrochemical materials and devices
Introducing automated tools into treatment planning has helped the clinical team at the UK's Castle Hill Hospital to improve consistency and save time
Read article: Intelligent solutions streamline radiotherapy treatment planning
Radiotherapy equipment maker Elekta has put access to quality care in underserved regions at the heart of its strategic growth plan
Read article: Increasing access to radiotherapy: playing the long game
US technology start-up Danaher Cryogenics has developed a portfolio of integrated sub-Kelvin cryostat systems for research and industry
Read article: Ultralow-temperature innovation: integrated cryostat systems open up productivity gains
High-precision positioning technologies underpin the 3D optical metrology systems used in semiconductor manufacturing and applied research and development
Read article: Semiconductor metrology: positioning is key
University of Iowa Health Care has added the Comprehensive Motion Management (CMM) upgrade to its Elekta Unity MR-Linac treatment system
Read article: Elekta Unity: CMM innovation opens the way to real-time tracking, online plan adaptation
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 d...
Read article: Proton therapy enters a new era of efficiency with a software-driven QA solution
Seven quantum hardware companies have been awarded multimillion-pound contracts to build a series of quantum testbeds at the National Quantum Computing Centre by March 2025
Read article: Quantum testbeds provide gateway to large-scale quantum computing
