Read article: Proton therapy enters a new era of efficiency with a software-driven QA solution
Medical physicists at the Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland believe that patient-specific QA could be made faster and more accurate by recalculating the dose distribution from the beam delivery d...
Read article: Quantum testbeds provide gateway to large-scale quantum computing
Seven quantum hardware companies have been awarded multimillion-pound contracts to build a series of quantum testbeds at the National Quantum Computing Centre by March 2025
Read article: Influential US particle-physics panel calls for muon collider development
The “P5” panel of US particle physicists says that work on developing a future muon collider could allow the US to regain the “energy frontier”
Read article: Fermilab’s SQMS Center addresses all aspects of the ‘quantum puzzle’
The US Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems (SQMS) Center uses enabling technologies from Fermilab to realize practical applications of quantum computing
Read article: Particle physics offers new views on FLASH proton therapy
Experimental particle physicist Karol Lang has been working with medical physicists to build a PET scanner that can measure the effects of proton therapy during treatment
Read article: QUANT-NET’s testbed innovations: reimagining the quantum network
Joe McEntee visits Berkeley Lab to learn about QUANT-NET's quantum network testbed for distributed quantum computing applications
Read article: RadCalc QA software verifies non-standard treatment plans for HDR brachytherapy
Medical physicists at University Hospitals Birmingham in the UK rely on LAP’s RadCalc QA secondary check software to support their high-dose-rate brachytherapy programme
Read article: Sustainable success demands joined-up thinking
Finding creative solutions to sustainability challenges requires input from diverse communities, argues the editor-in-chief of Sustainability Science and Technology
Read article: Partnerships push for quantum advantage
The National Quantum Computing Centre has been forging strategic links with both industrial and academic partners to deliver its headline objective of demonstrating quantum advantage by 2025
Read article: Neutral-atom quantum computers are having a moment
Three new studies show record low error rates and a new error erasure strategy for two-qubit quantum gates
