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Will work for science. Medical Physics, Particle Therapy and Computing. Thursday, March 6, 2014. A Stopping Power App for Android. We ( as in APTG. Have just released the dE/dx Android app on Google Play. Screnshot of the dE/dx app, ver. 1.0 from my LG Nexus 4 phone. The app is written by student Casper Cristensen in collaboration with the Dept. of Physics and Astronomy. And the School of Engineering. The app is based on the stopping power library libdEdx. 121 which was presented in an earlier blog entry.

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Will work for science.: Cyrillic letters in LaTeX

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Will work for science. Medical Physics, Particle Therapy and Computing. Sunday, September 26, 2010. Cyrillic letters in LaTeX. Currently, I am writing a manual for a Russian Monte Carlo particle transport code SHIELD-HIT. LaTeX is just perfect for this purpose due to its vast amount of capabilities while still, say, "forcing" the user to be well structured and use a clean layout and formatting. Documentclass[a4paper,english,russian,10pt]{book}. Usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} % make weird characters work.

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Will work for science.: libdEdx 1.2.0 released - stopping powers for the masses!

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Will work for science. Medical Physics, Particle Therapy and Computing. Thursday, June 21, 2012. LibdEdx 1.2.0 released - stopping powers for the masses! Our master's student Jakob Toftegaard has been very busy lately, and we're now ready to release a new version of the open-source stopping power library libdEdx. Version 1.2.0. Changes to the last version 1.0 are. Generic ICRU table included, which combines ICRU49 and the revised ICRU73. Aggregate state can be specified, following ICRU recommendations.

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Will work for science.: How to Produce Antiprotons

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Will work for science. Medical Physics, Particle Therapy and Computing. Monday, March 14, 2011. How to Produce Antiprotons. Both Roy and I work on the AD-4/ACE. Where we investigate antiprotons. CERN is the only place in the world, where we have a antiproton beam at sufficiently *low* energy, that is, around 100 MeV which corresponds to a range of 10 cm in water. The LHC. PS), the old workhorse of CERN. It was inaugurated by our great Dane Niels Bohr in 1959. AD) It then takes more than 80 seconds for th...

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Will work for science.: November 2012

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Will work for science. Medical Physics, Particle Therapy and Computing. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. SHIELD-HIT12A demo version released. Here is a little sneak-preview of the upcoming release of SHIELD-HIT12A. Artist's impression of SHIELD-HIT12A). SHIELD-HIT12A is a Monte Carlo particle transport code. Capable of transporting heavy ions through arbitrary media. The -A fork was made in 2010 from SHIELD-HIT08. There are builds for Linux. The new features in SHIELD-HIT12A are:. New routine for Vavilov st...

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Will work for science.: Open access, medical physics, and arXiv.org

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Will work for science. Medical Physics, Particle Therapy and Computing. Friday, January 14, 2011. Open access, medical physics, and arXiv.org. According to our friends at Wikipedia,. While open access is strongly established in some disciplines, particularly physics, computer science, math, and earth science, medical physics seems to have lagged behind the curve greatly, especially in self-archiving. Doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0011273. That X is supposed to be like a Greek “chi”). Since the...Currently, th...

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365 Days of Medical Physics: 365 Days of Medical Physics blogging

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. 365 Days of Medical Physics blogging. Welcome to my new blog! I'm intending to make short posts ( nearly. Every day for the next year covering a broad range of medical physics topics. The idea behind this blog is largely to help motivate me to consistently push my medical physics knowledge, but also to foster discussion online relevant to others learning medical physics. The blog I co-author will Herr Dr. Niels Bassler. June 10, 201...

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365 Days of Medical Physics: April 2012

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. Multileaf collimators: modern beam shaping. One of the most important aspects of therapeutic radiation delivery is beam shaping. The most common technology currently used to shape x-ray beams is the multileaf collimator or MLC. 120 leaf multileaf collimator. Key advantages of MLC's include:. Dynamic movement of leaves during delivery allows for intensity modulated fluence patterns not achievable with conventional blocks. Intensity m...

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365 Days of Medical Physics: D and V notation in radiation therapy planning

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. D and V notation in radiation therapy planning. One of the commonly used notation conventions in radiation therapy planning is the D and V notation (e.g. D90 and V120). In this short post I will explain them. The D and V notation are conventions that are designed to designate volumes and doses that correspond to features and goals in a treatment plan (doses and volumes). D90 of the prostate = 65 Gy. V120 of the prostate. The V and D...

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365 Days of Medical Physics: Multileaf collimators: modern beam shaping

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. Multileaf collimators: modern beam shaping. One of the most important aspects of therapeutic radiation delivery is beam shaping. The most common technology currently used to shape x-ray beams is the multileaf collimator or MLC. 120 leaf multileaf collimator. Key advantages of MLC's include:. Dynamic movement of leaves during delivery allows for intensity modulated fluence patterns not achievable with conventional blocks. INTERNATION...

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365 Days of Medical Physics: The basics of IMRT: an overview

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. The basics of IMRT: an overview. Intensity modulated radiation therapy. IMRT) is one of the workhorse delivery methods in current radiation therapy. In many ways, it is a significant step up over the previous standard technique of 3D conformal radiation therapy (3DCRT). I'm going to start talking about IMRT with a very basic overview of how it works. Key steps in IMRT planning and delivery:. Beam angle and energy selection. KY Cheun...

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365 Days of Medical Physics: Dose-volume histogram basics

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. A dose-volume histogram (DVH) is a mathematical tool to assess the appropriateness of a given radiation therapy plan. It can be used to assess whether a plan meets desired constraints for a voulme of interest, within certain limitations. DVH’s are widely used and understanding how they work is a basic skill for treatment plan assessment. In this post I’ll discuss some DVH basics. A typical cumulative dose-volume histogram (cDVH).

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Gamma activity measurements of Tokyo-area soil samples | Special Nuclear Material

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A Carl Willis Joint. Laquo; Trick or Treat! US Radium, Then and Now. Gamma activity measurements of Tokyo-area soil samples. November 4, 2011. Three nuclear reactors melted down. But even densely-populated Tokyo, some 150 miles distant, received significant fallout. Last month, I received a set of six soil samples from the Tokyo region, and, using my HPGe gamma detector. I have attempted a quantitative analysis of the two predominant gamma activities in these samples, Cs-137 and Cs-134. Sample 2: Garden ...

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Lake Chagan, seen from the crater rim | Special Nuclear Material

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A Carl Willis Joint. Gamma Analysis of Chagan “Atomsite”. Raquo; Lake Chagan, seen from the crater rim. Lake Chagan, seen from the crater rim. Lake Chagan, seen from the crater rim. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.

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365 Days of Medical Physics: Comparing dose distributions: DTA and dose-difference

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. Comparing dose distributions: DTA and dose-difference. Radiation therapy plan quality assurance often hinges on comparing calculated dose distributions with measured dose distributions. One of the most common techniques to compare dose distributions is the combined use of distance-to-agreement (DTA) and dose difference. In this post I will give an overview of these concepts. A planar dose distribution from IMRT. Such that D( a.

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365 Days of Medical Physics: IMAT/VMAT basics

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365 Days of Medical Physics. Nuggets of knowledge about medical physics. One of the newest and most interesting external beam delivery techniques today goes by many names: intensity modulated arc therapy (IMAT), volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT), etc. To make things more confusing, vendors have each given this technique their own proprietary names: RapidArc (Varian), SmartArc (Philips), and VMAT. Didn't I already say VMAT? At its most basic IMAT is essentially conventional IMRT. In the figure showi...

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Will work for science. Medical Physics, Particle Therapy and Computing. Thursday, March 6, 2014. A Stopping Power App for Android. We ( as in APTG. Have just released the dE/dx Android app on Google Play. Screnshot of the dE/dx app, ver. 1.0 from my LG Nexus 4 phone. The app is written by student Casper Cristensen in collaboration with the Dept. of Physics and Astronomy. And the School of Engineering. The app is based on the stopping power library libdEdx. 121 which was presented in an earlier blog entry.

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