Breakthrough microbeam radiation therapy technique draws a bead on hard to treat tumours
A new radiation therapy technique pioneered by scientists from the Uni... Read More...
According to the statistics of the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, by average, about 1750 people are diagnosed with brain cancer each year in Austra... Read More...
Physicists from around the globe converged on Wollongong from 10 to 16 February for the 2020 edition of the biennial international conference Mini-Micro-Nano-Do... Read More...
First-year PhD candidate Carolyn Hollis has been awarded the Dr Margaret Gardiner Scholarship for Medical Research (Scholarship) at the International Women’s Day Luncheon in Wollongong on 8 March 2019.... Read More...
Researchers board 14-hour flight to collect particle data from upper atmosphere to progress cancer research.
A research team from the University of Wollongong ... Read More...
Professor Michael Lerch and Dr Enbang Li from the Centre of Medical Radiation Physics were recently featured on Vox FM and 2ser radio.
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PhD students develop simple, low-cost device that removes plasma with higher levels of purity
A new method to separate plasma from blood could have positive im... Read More...
To harm or to heal? This was the choice for a young Anatoly Rozenfeld, a graduate of the prestigious St Petersburg Polytechnic Institute and the Kiev Institute ... Read More...
One of the new frontiers in cancer treatment is charged particle therapy which uses protons or heavy ions as opposed to traditional X-rays.
According to the Di... Read More...