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Beyond the Bullseye: Investigating the Unexpected Dose in Real-Time Motion Tracking Tomotherapy
09 February 2026, Phairot Kititharakun, Wannapha Nobnop, Anupong Kongsa, Warit Thongsuk and Anirut Watcharawipha
The paper “Surrounding dose investigation of real-time motion tracking system in tomotherapy“, published in Journal of Radiotherapy in Practice, has been chosen...

A Virtual Welcome to Radiotherapy
03 February 2026, Lauren Oliver
The paper “The design and initial service evaluation of a virtual tour of a radiotherapy department to improve patient experience“, published in Journal...

Why pilots sometimes persist when it’s safer to stop
30 January 2026, A Singh
The Aeronautical Journal February 2026 Vol 130 No 1344 Modern airline pilots operate in a highly proceduralised, wellregulated environment. It is often said that procedures are clear: if an approach is unstable, a go-around should be flown.…...