Archives: History of ANZ Profession
My brush with fame
Professor John Mallard First ACPSEM Honorary Fellow, Australasian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Medicine Part 4. By the beginning of the 1960s, some Read more…
Advanced: Radiation Therapy
Immunotherapy and Radiotherapy for Cancer
More than half of all cancer patients receive radiotherapy as part of their treatment and, for patients receiving radiotherapy alone, the average cure rate is Read more…
Advanced: Research and Development
NIF December 2021 Newsletter
The Better Healthcare Technology Foundation supports the National Imaging Facility. For their December 2021 Newsletter, we recommend you click on….. .…..More
Archives: History of ANZ Profession
The first NMR biological image?
Part 3: When asked about when he first thought up his NMR technique, he said that it was long before his breakthrough work at Stony Read more…
Special Events
Award Winners 2021
The ACPSEM Foundation Awards recognise Medical Physicists, Biomedical Engineers, and Radiopharmaceutical Scientists who have made outstanding achievements and contributions in advancing healthcare services and professional Read more…
Better Healthcare Technology Foundation
Celebrating 3 Years Success
Dear Subscribers, Yes, the betterhealthcaretechnology.org website is three years old. It has become a successful information source with the help of 37 authors publishing more Read more…
Better Healthcare Technology Foundation
Message from the Foundation Board Co-Chair
Ms Anna Ralston Board Co-Chair, ACPSEM Foundation Ltd The Foundation is becoming a substantial information resource via its website and social media for: the community Read more…
Advanced: Radiation Therapy
Small X-ray Beam Dosimetry in Modern X-ray Therapy
Radiation therapy aims to optimise the conformity of lethal dose to the tumour target while limiting as much as possible radiation-induced side effects to surrounding Read more…
Advanced: Research and Development
NIF October 2021 Newsletter
There’s plenty of conferences on Imaging research listed in this newsletter. And, if you hurry, you can even book to hear a fascinating lecture on Read more…
