Research News
Focus online magazine publishes article on work done by the Rad Onc team at the SCCA
On November 24, 2020 Elekta published an article in its Focus online magazine on work done by the Rad Onc team at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.
Read moreNatalie Viscariello and Afua Yorke present clinical development talks at NWAAPM
Medical Physics Residents Natalie Viscariello and Afua Yorke present clinical development talks at the NWAAPM Chapter Meeting on September 25, 2020.
Read morePeter Goff MD PhD, PGY-4 resident, is awarded an RSNA Resident Research Grant for 2020
Dr. Goff was recently awarded a $30,000 grant for his work on DNA damage response inhibitors and radiation for merkel cell carcinoma immunogenic cell death.
Read moreUW Medical Physics Residents Win NWAAPM Awards
Congratulations to UW Radiation Oncology Medical Physics Residents Da Wang for winning the 1st place and Brandon Koger for winning the 2nd place for the Young Investigator Symposium Award at the NWAAPM in Portland, Oregon on May 11th, 2018.
Read moreUW Faculty and Engineer Receives PMB Best Paper Award – The Roberts Prize
Congratulations Drs. Eric Ford, Jeff Schwartz, Ning Cao, Juergen Meyer, Ramesh Rengan, Jing Zeng, and George Sandison, and engineer Rob Emery for receiving the Roberts Prize for the Best Paper in 2018 of the journal Physics in Medicine & Biology 2018.
Read moreUW faculty receives U.S. DoE award to improve the availability of Astatine-211 labeled radiopharmaceuticals for radiation therapy
Congratulations to Dr. Scott Wilbur for receiving a major research grant from the U.S. DoE to improve cancer treatment.
Read moreThe Benefit of Proton Therapy for Children in Developing Countries
About 80% of children with the most common pediatric brain cancer live in low- and middle-income countries. There they have little access to advanced radiotherapies, such as proton therapy, to reduce treatment side effects. Dr. Phil Taddei explores challenges of this missed benefit in a commentary.
Read moreRadiation Oncology Faculty win Cureus: Proton Therapy Publishing Competition
Congratulations to Drs. Smith Apisarnthanarax and Stephen Bowen for 2nd place; and Howard Lee with Drs. Jing Zeng, Stephen Bowen, and Ramesh Rengan for 3rd place on the Cureus’ Proton Therapy Advanced Application for the Most Challenging Cases Publishing Competition!
Read moreGlioblastoma Treatment with an Innovative Therapy Device vs. Quality of Life of Glioblastoma Patients
Dr. Lia Halasz was invited to give an expert commentary on this research in JAMA Oncology, where she put the research findings into the perspective of the care and quality of life of glioma patients.
Read moreGamma Knife Center and Icon at Harborview Medical Center
Being diagnosed with a brain tumor can be a life-changing event. At the Gamma Knife Center at Harborview, making your treatment as comfortable as possible is our main priority.
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