SpotOn+ Newsletter Proton Therapy

The newsletter SpotOn+ is issued regularly (about 3x year) for radio-oncologists, medical physicists and other scientifically interested people. Examples of current projects in clinical and technical development fields are presented in short articles, supplemented by further relevant news from the Center for Proton Therapy.
If you would like to be regularly informed about a new issue of SpotOn+ , please send a short E-mail to protonentherapie@psi.ch

Issue August 2020
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Issues 2019

Issue October 2019
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Issue December 2018
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Issue August 2018
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Issue December 2017
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Issue August 2017
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Issue March 2017
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Issue December 2016
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Issue August 2016
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Issue December 2015
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Issue August 2015
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Issue March 2015
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Issue November 2014
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Issue August 2014
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Issue October 2013
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Contact

Paul Scherrer Institute
Center for Proton Therapy
5232 Villigen PSI West, Switzerland
Reception PSI West

For any questions please refer to our secretary's office:
Tel: +41 56 310 35 24
Fax: +41 56 310 35 15
E-mail: protonentherapie@psi.ch

Head and Chairman:
Prof. Dr. med.
Damien Charles Weber

Protons for Children

Especially children can profit from treatment with protons

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Directions to PSI

How to get to the Paul Scherrer Institute (description and map)

Open positions

Current openings at the Center for Proton Therapy.