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MedAustron gathers global particle therapy elite for the “2nd World Forum on Particle Therapy”

03 December 2024

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International School on Innovative Radiotherapy Techniques in Pavia

29 October 2024

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Supersonic Gas Curtain for Real-Time Proton Beam Monitoring in Medical Treatments

14 October 2024

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Design report of an in-vivo monitoring system for ion-beam radiotherapy made of 28 Timepix3 detectors published in Scientific Reports

24 July 2024

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Professor Welsch contributes to 2024 KoWi Annual Conference on EU Research & Innovation Funding

10 June 2024

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Timepix detector could help to improve head tumour radiotherapy

17 April 2024

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CNAO brings medical physics research to the classroom

15 April 2024

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Professor Welsch contributes to APS March meeting

03 April 2024

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CAS40 - A look back at forty years CERN Accelerator School

12 February 2024

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