In an article by Times Higher Education, global produced of higher education news, rankings and services, ORIGIN coordinator Dr Sinéad O'Keeffe talks about the urgent clinical need that was the driving force behind the development of the ORIGIN system. Re ...
The characterization of ORIGIN's scintillating materials has been published in the renowned journal Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A.Check it out here
ECMP is a major event in the calendar of medical physicists and ORIGIN was delighted to have the opportunity to present ORIGIN results "Pre-clinical characterisation of optical fibre sensors in HDR brachytherapy".
In this article, ORIGIN researcher Dr Orla Houlihan describes the potential role for in vivo dosimetry in the reduction of uncertainties in pelvic brachytherapy, the pertinent factors for consideration in clinical practice, and the future potential for in ...
ORIGIN researcher Dr Orla Houlihan highlighted the role for personalised brachytherapy treatment in cervical cancer at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Gynaecological Cancer Society in London. Dr Houlihan's recent review emphasises the clinica ...
Dr Agnese Giaz from the University of Insubria recently presented the work of ORIGN at ICHEP, the cornerstone event for the scientific community involved in high energy physics. Dr Giaz described how ORIGIN will provide Real-time 3D dose imaging and sourc ...
ORIGIN was delighted to have the opportunity to contribute to the new Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda at the Photonics Partnership Annual Meeting in Brussels. Coordinator Dr Sinéad O'Keeffe presented an update on the ORIGIN proje ...
ORIGIN is delighted to announce that over €1000 was raised for the Irish Cancer Society in response to the VHI women's mini marathon fundraising event.ORIGIN researchers joined over 20,000 women on the start line in Dublin this June to raise awareness of ...
https://origin2020.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/ORIGIN_720p.mp4Check out ORIGIN's video which describes how ORIGIN will lead to more effective and precise brachytherapy for the treatment of prostate and gynaecological cancer.
Dr Agnese Giaz, University of Insubria, presented the commissioning and first results of a 16 sensor prototype at the advanced detectors conference in Italy this May. Poster presentation by Dr Agnese Giaz Click here to view poster
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