International Conference on 3D dosimetry (IC3DDose) 2026

Europe/Paris
Caen

Caen

anne-marie frelin (GANIL)
Description

We are pleased to announce that the 14th edition of the International Conference on 3D Dosimetry (IC3DDose) will be held for the first time in France, in the city of Caen, from 15 to 17 June 2026.

Caen is a dynamic place for medical physics and radiation research, hosting leading institutions such as the Grand Accélérateur National d’Ions Lourds (GANIL), the Laboratoire de Physique Corpusculaire (LPC), the François Baclesse Cancer Center, and the CyclHad hadrontherapy center. Scheduled shortly after PTCOG 2026, which takes place nearby, IC3DDose 2026 offers a unique opportunity for cross-disciplinary interactions between the particle therapy and dosimetry communities.

Following the tradition of previous editions, the conference will bring together an international community of scientists and clinicians working at the forefront of three-dimensional and four-dimensional radiation dosimetry. Attendance will be limited to 90 participants to foster lively discussions and close interactions, combining scientific talks, poster sessions, and informal networking during coffee breaks.

The tentative topics for the IC3Ddose 2026 are:

  • New materials and readout methods for advanced and 3D dosimetry
  • 3D (and 4D) dosimetry – basics and new developments
  • Novel dosimetry for the clinic today and for the emerging irradiation modalities of tomorrow (small field, MR-linac, protons, flash, grid therapy…)
  • Clinical dosimetry applications (evaluation of motion and deformation, quality assurance (QA) and end-to-end)
  • Linear Energy Transfer (LET) mapping
  • Real-time 3D dose imaging including scintillation and Cherenkov
  • Optically-stimulated-luminescence (OSL) based 3D dosimetry
  • 3D dose reconstruction, modeling, and data evaluation including artificial-intelligence (AI) approaches

 

       Identité et logos · Université de Caen Normandie

    • 08:30
      Registration for prepaid participants
    • Opening session
      • 1
        Welcome from the organizers
      • 2
        Opening address: Primary standards for healthcare: Metrology in support of accurate patient dosimetry
        Orateur: Valentin Blideanu (CEA)
    • 10:00
      Coffee break
    • 3D (and 4D) dosimetry – basics and new developments
      Présidents de session: Andrew Jirasek, Peter Balling (Aarhus University)
      • 3
        MRI Guided Radiotherapy using Deformable Gel Dosimetry

        Invited presentation

        Orateur: Yves De Deene (Professor)
      • 4
        Study of attenuation correction in sparse-view tomographic dose reconstruction with a static multi-stack scintillating fiber detector
        Orateur: Sajjad Khan
      • 5
        3D Proton dose reconstruction from two projections using a scintillation detector
        Orateur: Anne-Marie FRELIN LABALME (GANIL)
      • 6
        Development of a 3D Electronic Detector Array for Radiotherapy Quality Assurance
        Orateur: Dante Roa (BrightDOSE USA LLC)
      • 7
        Dosimetric assessment of radiation fields up to 5 × 5 cm² using a diode-based 3D Detector for radiotherapy
        Orateur: Mirko Alva-Sánchez (Universidade Federal de Ciências da Saúde de Porto Alegre)
    • 12:20
      Lunch
    • New materials and readout methods for advanced and 3D dosimetry
      Présidents de session: Marek Kozicki (GeVero Co.), Sam Beddar
      • 8
        Cherenkov imaging dosimetry of heterogenous phantom in the context of a MR-Linac
        Orateur: Audran Poher (Université Laval)
      • 9
        Bimodal Ga₂O₃-based X-ray detectors for FLASH therapies
        Orateur: Patrick Pittet (Institut des Nanotechnologies de Lyon)
      • 10
        Optimising the yield of optically stimulated luminescence in BaF2
        Orateur: Jacob Christian Warming (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University)
      • 11
        Planar Dose Imaging in Non-Homogeneous Media Using a Thin Plastic Scintillator
        Orateur: Nicolas Drouin (Université Laval)
        Présentation
    • 15:10
      Coffee break
    • 3D (and 4D) dosimetry – basics and new developments
      Présidents de session: Jean-Marc FONTBONNE (LPC Caen), Louis Archambault (Université Laval)
      • 12
        Uncertainty-Aware Deep Learning Reconstruction for 3D Scintillation Dosimetry

        Invited presentation

        Orateur: Alexis Horik (Université Laval)
      • 13
        Measuring Small Collimated Proton Fields with a Volumetric Scintillation Detector

        Invited presentation

        Orateur: Daniel Robertson (Mayo Clinic)
    • 16:40
      Practical information (Cyclhad visit)
    • Flash talks + Poster session
    • Optional visit of Cyclhad
    • 08:30
      Registration for prepaid participants
    • Novel dosimetry for the clinic today and for the emerging irradiation modalities of tomorrow
      Présidents de session: Boyd McCurdy (CancerCare Manitoba), Louis Archambault (Université Laval)
      • 14
        Polymer Gel Dosimetry of Spatially-Fractionated Radiation Therapy with Kilovoltage X-rays
        Orateur: Olivia Moluchi (University of Victoria)
      • 15
        Characterization of Hydrated Electron Dosimetry under Proton FLASH Beams: Detector Response and Reaction Kinetics
        Orateur: Jingyi Bian (Medical Physics Unit, Department of Oncology, McGill University)
      • 16
        Cavity-enhanced measurement of individual clinical radiation pulses with a tissue-equivalent medium
        Orateur: Fernanda Rodrigues Machado
      • 17
        Towards a microscopic water-based fiber-optic detector for real-time, in-vivo, tissue-equivalent radiation dosimetry
        Orateur: Kate Szabo (McGill University)
    • 10:20
      Coffee break
    • Linear Energy Transfer (LET) mapping
      Présidents de session: Brian Julsgaard (Aarhus University), Remi Lafaye (IN2P3)
      • 18
        Experimental validation of dose and LET distributions for treatment plans in anthropomorphic phantoms

        Invited presentation

        Orateur: Mads Lykke Jensen (Department of Radiation Safety and Security, Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen PSI, Switzerland)
      • 19
        Mapping LET in high-dose regions and mixed particles fields with OSL using track structure theory
        Orateur: Jeppe Brage Christensen (Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI))
      • 20
        Microdosimeters for Fluence Rate Measurement and Linear Energy Transfer mapping
        Orateur: Francesco MAZZA (LPC Caen CNRS)
    • 12:00
      Lunch
    • Clinical dosimetry applications
      Présidents de session: Dr John Schreiner (Queen's University), Simon Doran (Institute of Cancer Research, London, UK)
      • 21
        Characterization and 3D printing of a tissue equivalent anthropomorphic neck phantom for 2.5D dosimetric verification in radiotherapy
        Orateur: Mlle Elena Fanelli
      • 22
        Development of a 3D Slicer Extension for MR-Based Gel Dosimetry Analysis
        Orateur: Gabrielle Lee (University of Calgary)
      • 23
        Three-dimensional MRI-based FXO Gel Dosimetry for Verification of HDR Venezia Applicator Cervix Brachytherapy
        Orateur: Kevin Alexander (Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario)
      • 24
        Fricke-Xylenol orange-Gelatin gel dosimetry combined with RUBY modular base phantom: Error detectability for stereotactic radiotherapy plan verification
        Orateur: Aurélien Beaumais (CEA)
      • 25
        Evaluation of a New Detector Design for Measuring Superficial 2D Dose Distributions in Proton Therapy for Skin Cancer
        Orateur: Giulia Tosetti (Université de Caen Normandie, ENSICAEN, CNRS/IN2P3, LPC Caen UMR6534, F-14000 Caen, France)
    • 15:10
      Coffee break
    • Optically-stimulated-luminescence (OSL) based 3D dosimetry
      Présidents de session: Brian Julsgaard (Aarhus University), Sven Bäck
      • 26
        OSL-based silicone foils for 3D proton dosimetry: from clinical plan verification to single-shot Bragg curve mapping

        Invited presentation

        Orateur: Michał Sądel (IFJ PAN)
      • 27
        High-resolution 2.5D dosimetry of proton therapy using optically stimulated luminescence films in an anthropomorphic neck phantom
        Orateur: Sarah Johanne Gade Clausen
    • 16:30
      Practical information (Conference dinner) and photo
    • Poster session
    • 19:30
      Conference diner

      Poster award

    • 08:30
      Registration for prepaid participants
    • Novel dosimetry for the clinic today and for the emerging irradiation modalities of tomorrow
      Présidents de session: Anne-Marie FRELIN LABALME (GANIL), Yves De Deene (Professor)
      • 28
        A scintillator-based approach to spatial and temporal dosimetry in UHDR electron irradiation

        Invited presentation

        Orateur: Filip Hörberger (Lund University)
      • 29
        Monte-Carlo simulations of Cherenkov Fluence for FLASH radiotherapy dosimetry
        Orateur: Thibault BERNELIN (CRCHUM Montréal , Université Laval)
      • 30
        Comparison of radiation damage effects in plastic scintillators after ultra-high dose rate irradiations of 9-MeV electrons, 200-MeV electrons, and 87-MeV protons
        Orateur: Cloé Giguère
    • 10:10
      Coffee break
    • Towards other modalities and other quantities
      Présidents de session: Sam Beddar, marc rousseau (LPCC)
      • 31
        Quantification of Internal Radioactivity to Measure the Arterial Input Function In Dynamic Positron Emission Tomography: A Simulation Study
        Orateur: Marc-Antoine Leclerc (McGill University)
      • 32
        3D dosimetry to assess potential side effects after an extravasation of 177Lu-DOTATATE
        Orateur: Simon Lechien (GANIL)
      • 33
        Development of the analytical model RAMBI for cell irradiation lines with ion beams
        Orateur: Dr Etienne Testa (Institut de Physique des Deux Infinis de Lyon)
    • 34
      Closing address - Physical Dose and Biological Effects in Radiotherapy: A Biologist’s Perspective
      Orateur: Samuel Valable (ISTCT UMR 6030)
    • 12:30
      Lunch

      Oral presentation award

    • Novel dosimetry for the clinic today and for the emerging irradiation modalities of tomorrow
      Présidents de session: Geoffrey Ibbott, Simon Doran (Institute of Cancer Research, London, UK)
      • 35
        High-resolution 3D dosimetry for carbon ion beam therapy with nanoclay Fricke gels

        Invited presentation

        Orateur: Karolin Milewski
      • 36
        Development of double-clad Qdot-based microstrip detector for Spatially Fractionated Radiotherapy dosimetry
        Orateur: Patrick Pittet (Institut des Nanotechnologies de Lyon)
      • 37
        Dosimetric Impact of Magnetic Actuation Systems for Bowel Displacement in Abdominal SBRT
        Orateur: Justus Adamson
    • 15:10
      Closing session

      Farewell from the organizers

    • 15:25
      Coffee break + Optional free visit of the museum