OMA network grows from the start
Institutions that share the training visions of the network can become ‘adjunct partners’ in the OMA consortium. The adjunct partners support network activities, they can contribute to the project events, offer secondments and training to the fellows. The OMA Steering Committee has already approved accession of six adjunct partners to the consortium.
New OMA partners come from different sectors and countries. There are four industry and two academic partners.
- Adaptix Ltd, UK
A company based in Oxford. Adaptix provides technology to transform planar X-ray – the diagnostic imaging modality most widely used in healthcare worldwide. This transformation will make radiology more affordable and truly portable, enhancing patient’s access to the world’s most important imaging technologies and increasing the diagnostic accuracy.
- Danfysik, Denmark
With more than 50 years of experience Danysik is one of the world’s leading companies within the development and manufacturing of high quality equipment for particle accelerator laboratories, healthcare and industry. Danfysik accelerator system and accelerator components are in service at most particle accelerator facilities worldwide.
- Instrumentation Technologies, Slovenia
Instrumentation Technologies is a provider of comprehensive solutions for the instrumentation of particle accelerators, which are marketed under the protected trademark Libera.
- Research Instruments, Germany
Research Instruments focuses on engineering and manufacturing RF cavities and systems, linear accelerators, particle sources, beam lines and diagnostics. The company develops and provides special products for physics and energy research as well as for medical applications.
- University of Salamanca, Spain
A Spanish academic institution which offers a wide range of studies to about 35,000 students. The researchers from the Research Group on Laser Applications and Photonics, the Nuclear Physics Group and the Faculty of Medical Science develop studies related to the OMA project scope.
- University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain
A Spanish university with 23 faculties and around 25,000 students. Its Laser Laboratory for Acceleration and Applications has a multidisciplinary team which specializes in laser beam diagnostics and focusing systems, multi-shot targets and proton beam diagnostics.
Welcome to the OMA network!