The 9th Annual Loma Linda Workshop

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The Ninth Annual Loma Linda Workshop on Particle Imaging and Radiation Treatment Planning will take place from July 31 to August 2, 2023. The workshop will be in person with an option to follow the event online via Zoom.

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Scope

The summer workshops at Loma Linda University started in 2015 as interdisciplinary meetings that bring together applied mathematicians, computer scientists, medical physicists, radiobiologists, and radiation oncologists (still a minority). The workshops are organized in an informal setting: no workshop fees, no parallel sessions, and no strictly timed talks. The emphasis is on scientific exchange, education, and discussions. Several successful research projects among participants have resulted from these workshops and continue to the present day.

In-person participation

While participation via Zoom is possible, there is a great extra added value of in-person participation that brings us physically together for 2-3 days in the same location. This creates excellent conditions for exchanging knowledge and generating new projects which lies at the heart of our Loma Linda Workshops.

Therefore, we encourage you to come in person to Loma Linda this year.

Topics

  • Mathematical/AI algorithms that can be used for particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or radiation imaging and therapy in general.
  • Large scale computing and big data management for particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or radiation imaging and therapy in general.
  • Optimization/superiorization methods for particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or radiation imaging and therapy in general.
  • Monte Carlo simulation techniques for modeling interactions at multiple scales for particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or radiation imaging and therapy in general.
  • Novel hardware for particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or radiation imaging and therapy in general.
  • Methods for motion management and adaptation in particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or radiation imaging and therapy in general.
  • Novel ways of enhancing particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or radiation imaging and therapy in general, including but not limited to gold nanoparticles and FLASH radiation therapy.
  • An update on new facilities for particle imaging and intensity modulated particle therapy or neutron capture therapy.

The Organizing Committee