Vienna, Austria

ESTRO 2025

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Programme

10 Sessions
Monday
May 05
15:15 - 16:30
Strauss 3
Young Networking Session
Young
Monday
May 05
17:00 - 18:00
Strauss 3
Morten Horsholt Kristensen, Denmark
Young Networking Session
Young
Monday
May 05
18:15 - 19:15
Mahler
Assembly
Interdisciplinary
Dosimetry & QA / FLASH
Tuesday
May 06
08:30 - 09:10
Lehar 1-3
Fabio D'Andrea, United Kingdom;
Jenny Bertholet, Switzerland
Pitch Session
Physics
Dosimetry & QA / FLASH
Tuesday
May 06
08:30 - 09:10
Haydn
Elizabeth Denney, Switzerland
Teaching Lecture
RTT
Tuesday
May 06
08:30 - 09:10
Strauss 3
Nicolaus Andratschke, Switzerland
Panel Discussion
Clinical
Soft Tissue
Tuesday
May 06
09:15 - 10:30
Mahler
Mark Gooding, United Kingdom
Drawing from the spirit of ESTRO’s theme 'Transformative innovation through partnership', we will explore how innovation is financed, whether academically or commercially, through to the point of use in the clinic. By considering the cost of research and development and outlining the funding that is required, we will better understand how money flows through the system and appreciate the role each participant has as we collaborate to improve patient care. Short presentations by the various stakeholders in the innovation pipeline will be followed by a panel discussion, giving substantial time to questions from the floor.
Panel Discussion
Interdisciplinary
Tuesday
May 06
09:15 - 10:30
Brahms
Azadeh Abravan, United Kingdom;
Kari Tanderup, Denmark
Will climate change impact cancer care? How big is the carbon footprint from radiotherapy? What can I do to make radiotherapy more sustainable? If you think these questions are important, we welcome you to join this symposium to get more insights. You will learn about potential disruptions in radiotherapy treatment continuity caused by extreme weather events and their potential effects on patient outcome. Also, health care – including radiotherapy – is a source of carbon footprint. This symposium will give you an overview of the most important contributors to the radiotherapy carbon footprint as well as an introduction to effective mitigations strategies. Finally, there will be a discussion about why and how the healthcare system can transform towards sustainability – e.g. through value-based healthcare, innovative solutions, research and education.
Symposium
Interdisciplinary
Tuesday
May 06
09:15 - 10:30
Strauss 1-2
Monday
May 05
15:15 - 16:30
Schubert
Marco Schwarz, USA;
Michelle Oud, The Netherlands
This session explores five innovations that could shape the future of proton therapy: Proton Arc therapy, Upright proton therapy, Online-adaptive proton therapy, Real-time MR-integrated proton therapy, and Proton FLASH. Experts on these developments will present their views on the potential of the innovations to improve the efficiency, precision, and clinical impact of proton therapy. Furthermore, the speakers will also address current limitations and challenges. Following a panel discussion, the audience will vote on which innovation makes the most compelling case for impacting the future of proton therapy.
Pitch Session
Physics
Dosimetry & QA / FLASH
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