
FLASH Radiotherapy, especially with charged particles, has emerged as a promising new approach in radiation therapy, offering the potential to reduce side effects while maintaining tumor control. However, significant research is still needed to translate this concept into clinical practice. The FRIDA Project (Flash Radiotherapy with hIgh Dose-rate particle beAms) is a pioneering initiative aimed […]

MULTIPASS – MULTIPle trAcker for Secondary particleS monitoring Project Code: P2022FZAC3 Project start and end date: 30/11/2023 – 29/11/2025 Extension date: 28/02/2026 Funding source: MUR Call for Proposal n. 1409/2022 – NRRP – Next Generation EU, Mission 4 Component 2 Investment 1.1 – ‘Fund for the National Research Programme and Projects of Significant National Interest […]

reSPECT: Towards a new family of nuclear imaging gamma detectors Project Code: 2022Z72Y3K Project start and end date: 28/09/2023 -27/09/2025 Extension date: 28/02/2026 Funding source: MUR Call for Proposal 104/2022 – NRRP – Next Generation EU, Mission 4 Component 2 Investment 1.1 – ‘Fund for the National Research Programme and Projects of Significant National Interest” […]

the research The International Agency for Research on Cancer has estimated a 25% risk of tumor incidence in the European population. Cases are expected to rise, reaching 23.6 million new cancers per year by 2030, at a huge cost to the healthcare system and citizens. Prevention and early diagnosis remain essential tools, and nuclear imaging […]