Bidding farewell to our LA15, the world's second and first commercial TrueBeam, in the most fitting way — making electron trees⚡️! Stanford Medical Physics Stanford Radiation Oncology

LA-15 stands for "linear accelerator 15," counting from LA-1, the first klystron powered medical linac invented Stanford Radiation Oncology by Henry Kaplan & Edward Ginzton. Dr. Kaplan treated the first patient in 1956, a 7 mo old with bilateral retinoblastoma, saving his vision & his life.

In QA heaven over here listening to these great proton QA lectures from Lei Dong and Turbocharged 🏍🏁🏎☢ at #PTCOG62. Chuck Bloch giving physicists a great pep-talk about advocating for the equipment you need when setting up a new machine!

Your PTCOG Team is Ready and Waiting! We have some exciting announcements coming up over the next few days. Our team will be celebrating together in Singapore, and we're looking forward to sharing the news with you. Stay tuned for updates! #PTCOG62 #uprightradiotherapy

Proud of Stanford Radiation Oncology team shining bright at #PTCOG62 in Singapore 🇸🇬 Bill Loo MD PhD ⚡️☢️

Stanford Radiation Oncology shines bright at #PTCOG62 in Singapore 🇸🇬 Our team rocked oral and poster presentations, co-chaired sessions, subcommittees and work groups! 🚀 Next year we are coming back even stronger! 💪🏼 #medphys #stanford #particletherapy #PTCOG

Starting #AAPM2024 with a blast! Visit us, Stanford Medical Physics Stanford Radiation Oncology, at residency fair!

This one took a tremendous amount of effort, time, and back and forth. Happy to see it finally come to fruition! doi.org/10.1002/mp.173… #newpaper #publication #research Stanford Medical Physics Liyong Lin

A great collaboration between Stanford Radiation Oncology, Mayo Clinic, Corewell Health, ADVACAM Cameras 🇨🇿, Emory University! Jiajian shen, Xuanfeng Ding, Cristina Oancea, Liyong Lin, Wei Liu, Peilong Wang, Martin Bues, William Rule, Xiaoying Liang, made this a fun project. #research #publication

Medical Physics Rocks! Our medical physicists and dosimetrists dressed up as a rock star band this year. While the staff dressed up as PACman (Physics Admin Crew) sprites. Happy Halloween from the Medical Physics division!

NOTABLE ARTICLE, November 2024 #MedicalPhysics: "Characterizing devices for validation of dose, dose rate, and LET in ultra high dose rate proton irradiations." #MPJ #NovemberNotableArticle doi.org/10.1002/mp.173…

Nice work Serdar Charyyev Liyong Lin and team! 👏🏼

Something exciting is coming to Stanford Radiation Oncology ! linkedin.com/posts/stephen-…

We have a few openings for medical physics faculty! Please see the link for more details: facultypositions.stanford.edu/en-us/job/4948….

Stanford Radiation Oncology is hiring a proton physicist. Please apply or share with someone who would be interested! facultypositions.stanford.edu/en-us/job/4948…

A symposium on Modern Proton Therapy will be held on Stanford campus before ASTRO annual meeting in SF. Please mark your calendars for this unique opportunity; detailed program and registration website for the symposium will be made available online soon.

Just over a year after this post! And our certificate program (and graduate program) is CAMPEP accredited! 🚀 ⭐️ Come train with us Stanford Radiation Oncology, Stanford Medical Physics and Stanford Radiology!

Our Medical Physics Retreat was on 6/28, at Stanford Cardinal Hall! This inspiring event recharged us and discussions flowed naturally, igniting new ideas in advancing medical physics & radiation oncology. Thank you to our keynote speaker, Paul De Jean of Precision X-Ray!

Our article is now among the top-cited in IJPT! 🎉 #ParticleTherapy #Research #MedicalPhysics #protons

We're hiring Clinical Assistant Professors to join our Medical Physics Faculty at Stanford Radiation Oncology ! Come be a part of our innovative and dynamic team dedicated to excellence in clinical care, teaching, and research.