proud of our three new colleagues that have been awarded their Masters’ degrees on Medical Physics earlier today. Congratulations! @gkagad@aapmHQ@upatras@medicalphysics
Just accepted for publication;) 'A radiomic- and dosiomic-based machine learning regression model for pretreatment planning in 177Lu-DOTATATE therapy' Plachouris et al. Medical Physics 2023 (in press) #medphys@aapmHQ@EU_Commission @ERAPedMed @personalizedmedicine @AI@gkagad
#OnThisDay thirty years ago, in 1993, CERN released the World Wide Web software to the public.
Proposed by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the web was originally created to allow scientists and institutes from all over the globe who were working on CERN data to share information accurately and quickly.
Find out more: https://t.co/6CpbWde774
#CERNImpact #CERNandSociety
interesting...
Reviewer's comment: Before being published, the manuscript should be reviewed because of certain grammatical and writing fauls.
Authors' response: we have carefully revised the manuscript using ChatGPT to improve writing.
New research paths for the U. of Patras Dept. Nuclear Medicine. First treatment for a patient with Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia treated with Iopofosine I-131. Many thanks to Prof. A. Symeonidis, Prof. D. Apostolopoulos, Dr. N. Papathanasiou, and Ms. D. Kandilioti. @gkagad
A reminder that the reason we don't have meaningful MRI safety requirements at the point of care (federal, state, or accreditation) is that MRI doesn't use ionizing radiation and therefore is 1,000% free from harm (</sarcasm>)
#MRI#MRIsafety#ptsafety#radiology
It was a great #MedicalPhysics meeting, it was a warm #MedPhys reunion, and - with 4600 attendees from 61 countries, 102 exhibitors, & 288 sessions - #AAPM2022 was a success & a pleasure. Thanks to SO many for their dedication in realizing our 1st hybrid annual meeting! 🎉😷 💚
All my colleagues are getting ready for our annual meeting in DC later this week. Very excited about our face-to-face gathering after so much time. #AAPM2022#AAPMHQ#medicalphysics#medphys
According to the just-announced new Journal Impact Factor List, our #MedPhysJournal has jumped from 4.071 to 4.506 and #JACMP from 2.102 to 2.243! CONGRATULATIONS to the many #MedPhys editors, authors, and readers on this exciting #MedicalPhysics accomplishment!