Stockholm, Sweden

ESTRO 2026

Session

Sunday
May 17
15:15 - 16:30
A10
Better together: Innovation by modality combination
Edmond Sterpin, Belgium;
Joachim Marichal, Belgium
Synergy is defined as the concept where a combined effect of two or more entities is greater than the sum of their individual effects. Radiation oncology is evolving rapidly and on several fronts; where these fronts intersect, synergy can emerge. These joint evolutions carry the potential to have a lasting impact in the field, such as IGRT, which is now widely adopted. In this session, topics covered will range from combining protons with photons or MR-Linacs to pairing conventional RT with theranostics or FLASH, and adaptive RT with functional imaging. Five European experts in the field pitch their research, addressing potential clinical benefits, technical challenges, and future prospects.
Pitch Session
Physics
15:15 - 15:29
Molecular microdose meets macrodose: Synergy of theranostics and EBRT
Lidia Strigari, Italy
-5265
15:29 - 15:43
Bridging modalities: Joint photon and proton strategies
Nathan Torelli, Switzerland
-5268
15:43 - 15:57
See, adapt, treat: Functional imaging-driven adaptive radiotherapy
Iuliana Toma-Dasu, Sweden
-5266
15:57 - 16:11
Sculpting dose in time: Hybrid FLASH and conventional radiotherapy
Bethany Rothwell, USA
-5269
16:11 - 16:25
Stand up for precision: The proton-MR advantage
Aswin Hoffmann, Germany
-5267
16:25 - 16:30
Voting