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The Duke MedPhys program seminar hosting Dongrong Yang, PhD student in Duke Radiation Oncology, as part of our PhD Showcase Series, presenting on “Developing Intelligent Reinforcement Learning Bots for Radiation Therapy Treatment Planning.”

The Duke Medical Physics program seminar hosting Isabel Montero, PhD student in Duke CVIT, as part of our PhD Showcase Series, presenting on “Modeling the clinical CT scanner landscape for Virtual Imaging Trials.”

If you let an electron touch a positron (anti-matter version of electron) they'll both annihilate into gamma rays but if you are VERY careful and let them get close but NOT touch then they can form a bound state called positronium that acts kinda like a hydrogen atom for a few hundred nanoseconds 💫

The Duke MedPhys program seminar hosting Pat Zanzonico from @mskcancercenter.bsky.social and mskmedphys.bsky.social presenting on “#MIRDsoft: The Evolving #MIRD Formalism in the Age of #Theranostics.” as chair of the MIRD Committee in @snm-mi.bsky.social.

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The #DukeMedPhys program seminar hosting Stephanie Blocker from #DukeRadiology presenting on “Tumor #RadioHistology: translating preclinical magnetic resonance histology for clinical cancer applications”

The 1950s Game That Glorified the Dangers of the Atomic Age With its oversized Geiger counter and promises of getting rich, Uranium Rush packaged the dangerous and exploitative uranium industry as family-friendly entertainment.

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The #DukeMedPhys program seminar hosting Justus Adamson presenting on “Remote magnetic navigation systems applied for bowel sparing during #SBRT”, funded by a program seed grant. medicalphysics.duke.edu/news/2023-fa...

The Duke Medical Physics program seminar hosting Bastiaan Driehuys presenting on “A Research Program Built on One Atom – Imaging Pulmonary Function using 129Xe MRI"