Medical Physics for Image-Guided Cancer Therapy

A week-long physics school on medical physics as applied to image-guided cancer diagnosis and therapy. It is aimed at students and young researchers who want to expand their knowledge of physics in cancer medicine, covering imaging, treatment technologies and the physical principles of living systems and cancer. Expert lecturers will review the state of the art and provide an overview of active research areas. Participants will gain a broad understanding of the field and make professional connections.

Overview of the field of medical physics, exposure to current research areas, and opportunities to make connections with key players in the field.

Designed for students and young researchers in physics, (bio-)engineering, and computational sciences; in particular targets master students and PhD researchers.