The Radiosurgery Society® (RSS) has made a collaborative effort to create three Working Groups (Clinical, Physics and Biology) to address the clinical and scientific facets of GRID/Lattice, FLASH and Microbeam radiation therapies, with the goal of conducting research to advance clinical treatments for patients. Members of the GRID/Lattice, FLASH and Microbeam Working Groups are experts in the fields of radiobiology, medical physics and radiation oncology who work collectively to understand the biology, technical and physical parameters, and clinical practice of these emerging technologies.
Radiation Research Special Issue: New Beam Delivery Modalities are Shaping the Future of Radiotherapy
Implementation of New Biology-Based Radiation Therapy Technology: When Is It Ready So Perfect Makes Practice?
Understanding High-Dose, Ultra-High Dose-Rate and, Spatially Fractionated Radiotherapy
View NowThe RSS, in collaboration with the National Institutes of Health, have hosted 2 GRID/Lattice, FLASH & Microbeam Radiation Therapy Workshops. Abstracts from both meetings are available to the public and videos and presentations are available to RSS Members. Use the links below to find out more.
RSS GRID/Lattice, FLASH and Microbeam Radiation Therapies 2020 Virtual Session
Available FREE through December 31, 2020
Workshop on Understanding High-Dose, Ultra-Dose-Rate and Spatial Fractionated Radiotherapy
August 21, 2018
Wendy Burman
Program Coordinator
Email: wburman@therss.org