The Irish Sterotactic and Radiosurgery Scientific Committee are delighted to announce we will be hosting the Irish Annual Stereotactic Radiosurgery and Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy Symposium on 7th -8th May 2020, at Herbert Park Hotel Dublin. This event has an exciting programme on SRS/SABR. Highly regarded International Speakers from USA, Canada and Europe will present their expertise in the field of Stereotactic Radiosurgery and Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy. Speakers from all national centers providing SRS/SABR (including Beacon Hospital, St Luke’s Radiation Oncology…

Dear colleagues, The 1st International Workshop on Radiobiology of Molecular Radiotherapy (“MRT Radiobiology meeting 1”) will be held in Montpellier on May 13th and 14th 2020. The European MRT radiobiology working group (https://www.mrtradiobiology.com) is launching a series of workshops that will be held in Europe every two years. The series will be dedicated to Radiobiology in the field of MRT. The objective of the workshop is to identify and answer specific questions that are relevant for the field of clinical MRT from a radiobiological perspective. The…

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Dear NVRB members,   Our usual annual symposium in the fall will be postponed due to the current COVID-19 restrictions. However, we are not fully going to cancel the day! We have invited Dr. Ester Hammond from the University of Oxford to give an online lecture about her exciting recent work. Subsequently, we will have our NVRB members meeting, in which we will discuss the NVRB activities and the financial status of our association. Furthermore, we have rescheduled the NVRB annual symposium…

Invited speakers Marie-Catherine Vozenin (Lausanne University Hospital) Rob Bristow (University of Manchester) Aaron Goodarzi (University of Calgary) Marianne Kortzinsky (Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, UHN) Location Meeting will take place online (via Zoom). More info coming soon. Registration nvrb.org/meetings/

This international 2-day meeting in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, on September 30th and October 1st 2021 will focus on the combination of radiotherapy and immunotherapy and offers an attractive scientific program with excellent (inter)national speakers. The majority of cancer patients will undergo radiotherapy during the course of their disease. Combining this local treatment with immunotherapy offers an exciting opportunity to enhance potential systemic effects, which could lead to more successful and less toxic outcomes for many cancer patients. Additionally, the recent clinical introduction of MR-guided radiotherapy at…