20th International Conference on the use of Computers in Radiation Therapy (ICCR 2024)
When | Monday, July 8, 2024 - Thursday, July 11, 2024 |
Where | Lyon France |
Category | Radiation Therapy |
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About the event
ICCR is one of the longest-running conferences in radiation therapy. Held only every three years, it attracts medical physicists, clinicians, and academic scientists from across the globe who are using computers to drive advances in radiation therapy. Many important innovations have been unveiled at ICCRs and the conference enjoys a very high standing in the international radiation oncology community.
Due to the COViD pandemic, the 20th ICCR conference has been significantly delayed and is eagerly anticipated as a milestone in ICCR’s history, re-offering an unparalleled opportunity for attendees to network with colleagues, learn about the latest technological advances, and share their experiences and insights. With a wide range of topics to be covered, including treatment planning, imaging, dose delivery, quality assurance and artificial intelligence, the conference will provide a comprehensive overview of the state-of-the-art use of computers in radiation therapy.
ICCR is one of the longest-running conferences in radiation therapy. Held only every three years, it attracts medical physicists, clinicians, and academic scientists from across the globe who are using computers to drive advances in radiation therapy. Many important innovations have been unveiled at ICCRs and the conference enjoys a very high standing in the international radiation oncology community.
Due to the COViD pandemic, the 20th ICCR conference has been significantly delayed and is eagerly anticipated as a milestone in ICCR’s history, re-offering an unparalleled opportunity for attendees to network with colleagues, learn about the latest technological advances, and share their experiences and insights. With a wide range of topics to be covered, including treatment planning, imaging, dose delivery, quality assurance and artificial intelligence, the conference will provide a comprehensive overview of the state-of-the-art use of computers in radiation therapy.
Target Audience
- Medical Physicists
- Researchers
- Clinicians
- Radiation Oncologists
- Radiation Therapists
- Students, Residents, Trainees
- Software Developers
- Industry Representatives
Topics
- Treatment Planning
- Dose Calculation
- Dose Delivery
- Deep Learning
- Decision Support Systems
- Radiomics
- Prediction Models
- Radiobiology
- Imaging Biomarkers
- Monte Carlo Simulations
- Software Interoperability
- Radiogenomics
- Software Security
- Big Data Analysis
- Image Guidance
- Machine Learning
- Image Reconstruction
- Image Registration
- Image Segmentation
- Natural Language Processing
- Open-Source Development
- Ontology
- Quality Assurance
- Targeted Tadiation therapy
- Brachytherapy
- Digital Twins
- Motion Management
- Others ...