I'm happy to share our recently published paper in Biosensors and Bioelectronics, entitled "Mass-manufacturable scintillation-based optical fiber dosimeters for brachytherapy".
https://t.co/sM1WaaRrkG
Discover how Dr. @Mark__Foley and his dedicated team at @uniofgalway (☘️Ireland) are employing scintillators in a range of research and educational initiatives.
https://t.co/5yeV3BsUQ2
Research-led teaching at University of Galway. Medscint eyes a paradigm shift in small-field dosimetry with its proprietary optical know-how in the field of plastic scintillation detectors https://t.co/JXtfygMK3l
Just want to extend a huge thank you to our External Advisory Board for a great day of discussions and invaluable insights. We're very grateful for your support!! Special thanks also to our clinical partner @GalwayClinic for hosting us.
#CancerResearch@HorizonEU
Check out our recent publication in IEEE Sensors as part of the #ORIGIN Project! Crucial steps on the road to an in-vivo dosimetry solution for brachytherapy. #CancerResearch#photonics#optics#fibers @GalwayClinic @ORIGIN_2020
https://t.co/LnzkI8wlek
Delighted to share our recently published article in IEEE Sensors. This work focused on the characterization of optical fibre based radiation dosimeters for application in LDR brachytherapy.
https://t.co/B2dC4rrFM1
#CancerResearch#Photonics#Sensors
Delighted to share our recently published article in IEEE Sensors. This work focused on the characterization of optical fibre based radiation dosimeters for application in LDR brachytherapy.
https://t.co/B2dC4rrFM1
#CancerResearch#Photonics#Sensors
A great opportunity to talk about the Origin Project in @GalwayClinic for the International Day of Medical Physics (Nov. 7th) and World Radiography Day (Nov. 8th) #Cancer#research#photonics#Horizon2020