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Simulations of Preclinical and Clinical Scans in Emission Tomography, Transmission Tomography and Radiation Therapy

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Program and presentations

Talk 1: The OpenGATE collaboration: introduction, short history and code status
Talk 2: Using GATE: quick tour and highlights !
Talk 3: Using GATE for imaging applications: CT, SPECT, PET, Optical
Talk 4: How to manage anthropomorphic phantoms with GATE?
Talk 5: Using GATE for modelling radiotherapy experiments
Talk 6: Accelerating GATE simulations - Parallel computing and GPU

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PMB Citations Prize

Members of the OpenGATE collaboration have won the Physics in Medicine & Biology Citations Prize twice, in 2009 for their paper 'GATE: a simulation toolkit for PET and SPECT’ and in 2015 for their paper ‘GATE V6: a major enhancement of the GATE simulation platform enabling modelling of CT and radiotherapy’.

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PMB 60th anniversary collection

To commemorate 60 years of PMB, the Editorial Board and International Advisory Boards of the journal have selected just 25 of the thousands of important works published in PMB that they felt have had a particular impact on the development of the field. 'GATE: a simulation toolkit for PET and SPECT’ paper is one of them !

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