Today, we attended the Second International PTCOG Ocular Proton Therapy Symposium 2024! We enjoyed the interesting talks, lively discussions and pizza breaks. And of course, we’re very proud of Corné Haasjes, who received the Best Presentation Award for his talk ‘Optical aberration correction of fundus photographs for ocular proton therapy planning’.
Every year, the Dutch Research Council (NWO) publishes “Resultaat”, a magazine highlighting last year’s ground-breaking, surprising and above all socially relevant scientific results from the previous year. The 2023 edition features an interview with members of our group on the impact of our MRI technologies on the lives of patients with eye cancer.
Three of our scientists (Beenakker, Van Vught and Haasjes) have received an Open Science grant from the Dutch Research Council to stimulate the development of ZOSPy, our open platform for optical simulations.
Today we have had the first User’s Committee meeting of our COMPOSE project. These meetings are common element for projects funded through NWO’s Applied Engineering Sciences domain, and provides potential users, e.