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Radiotherapy

Radiotherapy

UV-emitting nanoparticles could enhance tumour control

20 Aug 2018
The researchers
The researchers: first author Matthias Mueller (left) and Martin Purschke.
Nanoparticles deposited at tumour sites could enhance the effectiveness of radiation therapy by emit

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James Tyrrell is a freelance science and technology writer based in Bristol, UK.
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