-
Prof. Jacques BALOSSO (Centre François BACLESSE à Caen, France), Jacques BALOSSO (Université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble)9/8/24, 9:30 PM
Cancer radiotherapy is a locoregional treatment of cancer using physical processes. Its place has continued to be consolidated for more than a century with very rapid technological developments in recent years driven by the evolution of the possibilities of medical imaging and faster and more accurate dose calculations. It has continuously developed in close association with surgery and...
Go to contribution page -
Rachel Delorme (Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, LPSC-IN2P3, 38000 Grenoble, France)9/9/24, 8:30 AM
These lectures will cover an ntroduction to the physical and radiobiological characteristics of the different approaches and technological issues associated with their development.
The approach in developing new radiotherapy (RT) approaches is to succeed in increasing the therapeutic window for different types of cancer, either by sparing healthy tissues, or by being more effective on the...
Go to contribution page -
Julie Costanzo (ICM Montpellier)9/9/24, 9:45 AM
The DNA centered view of radiobiology was comforted in the last century by the finding that the level of unrepaired DNA lesions can be correlated with the cell sensitivity to radiation. This drove efforts to improve tumor cell killing, by focusing on enhancing tumors radiation dose and producing deleterious DNA damage. However, events occurring in the cytoplasm or at the cell membrane also...
Go to contribution page -
Marco Pullia (CNAO)9/9/24, 11:15 AM
Accélérateurs pour la radiothérapie et l’hadronthérapie, systèmes de délivrance isocentriques, accélérateurs pour la BNCT et la production de radioisotopes, contraintes cliniques
Go to contribution page -
Rachel Delorme (Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, LPSC-IN2P3, 38000 Grenoble, France)9/9/24, 4:00 PM
These lectures will cover an ntroduction to the physical and radiobiological characteristics of the different approaches and technological issues associated with their development.
The approach in developing new radiotherapy (RT) approaches is to succeed in increasing the therapeutic window for different types of cancer, either by sparing healthy tissues, or by being more effective on the...
Go to contribution page -
Laurent MENARD (IJCLab - Pôle Physique Santé)9/9/24, 5:15 PM
Medical imaging: from physical measurement to clinical diagnosis
In this course, we will review the principle and evolution of anatomical, functional and molecular imaging modalities used in clinical research. After recalling the major dates in the history of medical imaging, the various techniques will be described in terms of their physical principles of detection and the clinical...
Go to contribution page -
9/9/24, 6:30 PM
-
Julie Costanzo (ICM Montpellier)9/10/24, 8:30 AM
The DNA centered view of radiobiology was comforted in the last century by the finding that the level of unrepaired DNA lesions can be correlated with the cell sensitivity to radiation. This drove efforts to improve tumor cell killing, by focusing on enhancing tumors radiation dose and producing deleterious DNA damage. However, events occurring in the cytoplasm or at the cell membrane also...
Go to contribution page -
Christian Finck (CNRS - IPHC)9/10/24, 9:45 AM
Since the middle of the last century nuclear detectors have been used in medical application as well for diagnostic or treatment, especially in cancer patient course.
Go to contribution page
Beside the conventional X-rays imaging for diagnostic, scintillators are used for single photon (SPECT: Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography) or double photon (PET: Positron Emission Tomograpghy) 3D image reconstruction.... -
Laurent MENARD (IJCLab - Pôle Physique Santé)9/10/24, 11:15 AM
Medical imaging: from physical measurement to clinical diagnosis
In this course, we will review the principle and evolution of anatomical, functional and molecular imaging modalities used in clinical research. After recalling the major dates in the history of medical imaging, the various techniques will be described in terms of their physical principles of detection and the clinical...
Go to contribution page -
Dr Mario Alcocer9/10/24, 4:00 PM
One of the main challenges in using ionizing radiation to treat cancer is translating physical quantities into biological endpoints and, ideally, into predictable clinical outcomes. The earliest mathematical models explaining radiation effects were proposed about a century ago. In recent decades, thanks to the development of hadrontherapy, new models have emerged to describe the enhanced...
Go to contribution page -
Hoang Tran (LP2iB)9/10/24, 5:15 PM
Geant4-DNA is an extension of the Geant4 Monte Carlo toolkit designed for mechanistic studies of cellular radiobiological effects at the DNA scale. It simulates the physical, chemical, and biological stages of ionizing radiation, including electrons, protons, alpha particles, and heavier ions, for various applications. The applications of Geant4-DNA range from predicting radiotherapy outcomes...
Go to contribution page -
Hoang Tran (LP2iB)9/10/24, 6:30 PM
Geant4-DNA is an extension of the Geant4 Monte Carlo toolkit designed for mechanistic studies of cellular radiobiological effects at the DNA scale. It simulates the physical, chemical, and biological stages of ionizing radiation, including electrons, protons, alpha particles, and heavier ions, for various applications. The applications of Geant4-DNA range from predicting radiotherapy outcomes...
Go to contribution page -
9/10/24, 9:40 PM
-
9/11/24, 9:00 AM
Boat trip or catamaran session
Go to contribution page -
Dr Arnaud Guertin (CNRS/IN2P3)9/11/24, 3:30 PM
Pour une imagerie et des traitements combinés (approche théranostique), vers une médecine personnalisée. Enjeux de production quantitative et qualitative
Go to contribution page -
Christian Finck (CNRS - IPHC)9/11/24, 4:40 PM
Since the middle of the last century nuclear detectors have been used in medical application as well for diagnostic or treatment, especially in cancer patient course.
Go to contribution page
Beside the conventional X-rays imaging for diagnostic, scintillators are used for single photon (SPECT: Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography) or double photon (PET: Positron Emission Tomograpghy) 3D image reconstruction.... -
Marco Pullia (CNAO)9/11/24, 5:55 PM
Accélérateurs pour la radiothérapie et l’hadronthérapie, systèmes de délivrance isocentriques, accélérateurs pour la BNCT et la production de radioisotopes, contraintes cliniques
Go to contribution page -
Dr Arnaud Guertin (CNRS/IN2P3)9/12/24, 8:30 AM
Pour une imagerie et des traitements combinés (approche théranostique), vers une médecine personnalisée. Enjeux de production quantitative et qualitative
Go to contribution page -
Charlotte Robert (Hopital Villejuif)9/12/24, 9:45 AM
Radiotherapy uses ionising radiation to damage the DNA of tumour cells. According to international recommendations (ICRU), the doses delivered during treatment must not deviate by -5%/+7% from the doses prescribed by the radiation oncologist in order to maximize local control and limit complications. To achieve this, it is necessary to describe the properties of the radiation beams precisely....
Go to contribution page -
Dr Florent Sureau (CEA Saclay)9/12/24, 11:15 AM
Iterative PET Image Reconstruction, from Convex Optimization to Deep Learning
In this course we will review the principles of tomographic image reconstruction with a focus on Positron Emission Tomography (PET). We will first present the context of nuclear medical imaging, review the basics of ill-posed tomographic inverse problems before introducing the specificities of iterative PET image...
Go to contribution page -
Dr Marc-Antoine Verdier (IJCLab - Université Paris Cité), Marie Vanstalle (IPHC)9/12/24, 4:00 PM
Plateforme GATE en imagerie et en radiothérapie (Travaux pratiques prolongeant le cours, sur un serveur déporté)
Go to contribution page -
Charlotte Robert (Hopital Villejuif)9/13/24, 8:30 AM
Radiotherapy uses ionising radiation to damage the DNA of tumour cells. According to international recommendations (ICRU), the doses delivered during treatment must not deviate by -5%/+7% from the doses prescribed by the radiation oncologist in order to maximize local control and limit complications. To achieve this, it is necessary to describe the properties of the radiation beams precisely....
Go to contribution page -
Antoine Maitrallain (CENBG), Antoine Maitrallain (CNRS/LP2iB)9/13/24, 9:45 AM
Electrons and light ions have been accelerated following the interaction of
Go to contribution page
an intense laser pulse with a plasma for about 30 years. Nowadays, Laser
Plasma Accelerators (LPA) are versatile sources capable of producing energetic
electron and ion bunches with remarkable propreties. LPA benefited from
the constantly increasing repetition rates of high intensity lasers that increased
from a... -
Florent Sureau (CEA Saclay)9/13/24, 11:15 AM
Iterative PET Image Reconstruction, from Convex Optimization to Deep Learning
In this course we will review the principles of tomographic image reconstruction with a focus on Positron Emission Tomography (PET). We will first present the context of nuclear medical imaging, review the basics of ill-posed tomographic inverse problems before introducing the specificities of iterative PET image...
Go to contribution page
Choose timezone
Your profile timezone: