Up and Coming Techniques in Medical Physics Translated into Clinical Practice

Up and Coming Techniques in Medical Physics Translated into Clinical Practice:

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Dear Professor Vargas moniz, Up and Coming Techniques in Medical Physics Translated into Clinical Practice Institute of Physics, 80 Portland Place, London, W1B 1NT7 December 2015 11:00 – 17:00 (registration & coffee from 10 am) This is our third such meeting, with the aim of facilitating bringing together people from diverse areas of Medical Physics to make contacts in the wider community and discuss potential collaboration. Our invited speakers will discuss the translation of new innovative developments in Medical Physics into clinical practice and the processes involved in bringing new technology into clinical use. There will be a networking session over coffee during the afternoon, preceded by an “open mic” style session for attendees to present a short snapshot of their work to stimulate informal discussion. Early-career MPG members are particularly encouraged to participate. Our invited speakers include: Dr David Carmichael, Reader in Neuroimaging and Biophysics, University College London Prospective motion correction in MRI: validation, implementation and demonstration in clinical multimodal imaging Dr Laura Harkness-Brennan, Lecturer, Department of Physics, University of Liverpool The ProSPECTus Project: Translating Nuclear Physics Techniques to Medical Physics Dr Antje-Christin Knopf, Senior Researcher, Division of Radiotherapy and Imaging, Institute of Cancer Research State-of-the-Art IGRT - Exploring the Potential of High-Precision Dose Delivery and Real-Time Knowledge of the Target Volume Location Dr Antonis Kalemis, Senior Manager, Clinical Science, Advanced Molecular Imaging, Philips Healthcare Technological Frog-leaping at a Hospital near you; what’s going on and why it matters? Dr Scott Inglis, Senior Clinical Scientist, NHS Lothian 3D Printing in Healthcare: from Concept to Clinical Practice Dr Muhammad Sadiq, Researcher and Enterprise Fellow, University of Dundee Active Needle Technology for Precision Needle Targeting Registration is £15 for IOP members, £10 for IOP student members, £25 for student non-members, and £40 for non-members. Please visit the website to register and see the event flyer for information.  Deadline for registration: Monday 30 November Best wishes, Karen Hampson on behalf of the IOP Medical Physics Group Committee k.m.hampson@bradford.ac.uk

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