We aim to be a world-class medical physics research institution by collaborating with clinical hospital teams to identify and address real-world needs. Our research is translated into clinical practice, ensuring patients benefit from the latest advancements.
Additionally, our partnerships with research institutions enable us to access resources and expertise to advance the field of medical physics. This takes the form of training the next generation of clinicians by providing education opportunities for students, researchers and practicing professionals.
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We bring together a range of tools and platforms designed to support collaboration and knowledge sharing within the medical physics community. From COPPER, a dedicated online space for radiation oncology and diagnostic imaging physicists, to RABBIT, a training resource for risk-based approaches in clinical settings, these resources aim to foster professional development and encourage best practice across the field.
COPPER is an online sharing and collaboration platform aimed at radiation oncology and diagnostic imaging medical physicists. COPPER provides a forum for physicists to share a wide range of items. Access is limited to health professionals. To request access, please email Liz Claridge Mackonis. All users are encouraged to contribute content to share on the site. Watch this video for more information.
Getting started with RABBIT – a risk-based approach to introducing new techniques and technologies in radiation therapy applications. This training video, created by University of Sydney PhD candidate, Elizabeth Claridge Mackonis in collaboration with Anna Ralston and Johnson Yuen from St George Cancer Care Centre, explains the importance of using prospective risk assessment for clinical projects. This work has been submitted for publication. Please contact us if you would like any further information.
