Developing Innovative, Robust and Affordable Medical Linear Accelerators for Challenging Environments

M Dosanjh; A Aggarwal; D Pistenmaa; E Amankwaa-Frempong; D Angal-Kalinin; S Boogert; D Brown; M Carlone; P Collier; L Court; A Di Meglio; J Van Dyk; S Grover; DA Jaffray; C Jamieson; J Khader; I Konoplev; H Makwani; P McIntosh; B Militsyn; J Palta; S Sheehy; SC Aruah; I Syratchev; E Zubizarreta; CN Coleman

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Developing Innovative, Robust and Affordable Medical Linear Accelerators for Challenging Environments

M Dosanjh, A Aggarwal, D Pistenmaa, E Amankwaa-Frempong, D Angal-Kalinin, S Boogert, D Brown, M Carlone, P Collier, L Court, A Di Meglio, J Van Dyk, S Grover, DA Jaffray, C Jamieson, J Khader, I Konoplev, H Makwani, P McIntosh, B Militsyn Show all

Comparative Haematology International | ELSEVIER SCIENCE LONDON | Published : 2019

DOI: 10.1016/j.clon.2019.02.002

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Suzie Sheehy Author Physics

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Funding Acknowledgements

Much of the information in this editorial was the result of a workshop at CERN in October 2017 that made further progress in addressing the need for global cancer care. The workshop would not have been possible without CERN's generosity in hosting the workshop and support from the STFC and the ICEC. Funding for travel by ODA country personnel as well as STFC invitees and for workshop logistics was provided by STFC. No funds were provided from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). C. Norman Coleman is employed by the NIH. However, for him, this is a formal outside activity unrelated to NIH employment.