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

ORIGIN was delighted to be selected to showcase an early prototype of the ORIGIN system at the SPIE Photonics Europe Innovation village. This was a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate the system amongst industry innovators and leading photonics rese ...

ORIGIN featured at ESTRO 2022 in Copenhagen. Dr Orla Houlihan, Queens University Belfast, presented two posters for discussion. In vivo Dosimetry: Optical fibre characterisation for use in adaptive HDR pelvic brachytherapy ...

ORIGIN is very excited to be taking part in the Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon 2022 on June 5th in Dublin, Ireland. The Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon, an annual 10k charity road race in Dublin, is the largest Women’s event of its kind in the world. ORIGIN is ...

ORIGIN was selected for two oral presentations and a poster at the 2021 Virtual IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference. Simone Cometti and Agnese Giaz from the University of Insubria presented "characterization of scintillating ...

ORIGIN recently participated at the 12th International Position Sensitive Detectors Conference, hosted by the University of Birmingham. Agnese Giaz from the University of Insubria presented a poster titled "First results of an oncological brachythera ...

The remit of the NREC-MD is to review the submission of ethics applications related to Clinical Investigations of Medical Devices. The NREC-MD is one of three NRECs who's membership was recently appointed by Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly.http ...

ORIGIN's coordinator Dr Sinéad O'Keeffe talks about her research, the value of having an international research team, and the importance of communicating science in the 2020 edition of UL Global Newsletter.