Introduction to medical radiation physics

Exercises are integrated in the lecture. Any questions on a specific lecture should be sent to the corresponding lecturer, see contact email for each week.

As stated in the course booklet, the exam will be written. It will have two parts: multiple choice questions of the type A and K' (see "MCQ Type" PDF below), and open questions.

Following your feedback for your need to have the slides to annotate them, we will try to give you the slides the day before the course. If not possible, before starting the lecture, the lecturer will be asked to PDF their slides and they will be put on Moodle.

If you have any further logistics comments, don't hesitate to tell me (Laura, front row usually first seat when you come in) and I will discuss them with the lecturing team.

Ionizing radiations in medical physics 

contact:  francois.bochud@chuv.ch

Production of x-rays and image quality

contact:  Veronika.Vitzthum@chuv.ch ; damien.racine@chuv.ch

2D projection x-ray imaging

contact:  Veronika.Vitzthum@chuv.ch

3D computed tomographic imaging

contact:  Veronika.Vitzthum@chuv.ch

Advanced techniques and research in x-ray imaging

contact:  Veronika.Vitzthum@chuv.ch

contact:  Siria-Maria-Chiara.Medici@chuv.ch

break

contact:  Siria-Maria-Chiara.Medici@chuv.ch

contact:  Siria-Maria-Chiara.Medici@chuv.ch

contact:  Siria-Maria-Chiara.Medici@chuv.ch

Patient flux and treatment machines in external radiation therapy

contact:  Veronique.Vallet@chuv.ch

Treatment planning system and dosimetry

contact: Raphael.Moeckli@chuv.ch

Imaging and tracking in external radiation therapy 

contact:  Raphael.Moeckli@chuv.ch 

Advanced techniques and research in external radiation therapy

contact:  Raphael.Moeckli@chuv.ch

Non-ionizing radiations in medical physics and the job of medical physicist

Contact: Francois.Bochud@chuv.ch