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Particle therapy

Particle therapy

Physics drives ongoing developments in proton therapy

16 Dec 2019 Tami Freeman
The ProBE linac
The ProBE linac will accelerate protons from a medical cyclotron to the higher energies required for proton imaging. (Courtesy: Joel Sauza Bedolla)
The recent meeting, Physics-based Contributions to New Medical Techniques, examined how physics tech

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