Physics World | In-beam PET provides the first glimpse of a proton FLASH beam - UT Austin Portugal (original) (raw)

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“(…) A team headed up by Karol Lang at the University of Texas at Austin is investigating the use of positron emission tomography (PET) to help in the transition to clinical FLASH therapy. The researchers have now demonstrated the first ever recorded PET imaging and dosimetry of a proton FLASH beam.”

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