Francis Duck has the third instalment in his series on the history of medical physics:
"A book was published in
Paris in 1824 entitled
Traité élémentaire de
physique générale et
médicale. It was the first
ever textbook for a
course in medical physics. This is the
story of the author, Pierre Pelletan, and
of his battles to unite the academic
disciplines of physics and medicine"
[...]
Scott Brown continues the CEng theme from the previous issue of Scope and
describes his route to accreditation
[...]
Francis Duck will bring us a series of articles on the history of medical physics. In this first issue he covers the start of the subject and covers the period from 1779 to 1794
[...]
THE IPEM'S 15TH ANNUAL MEDICAL PHYSICS and
Engineering Conference (MPEC) and AGM
were held at Liverpool Hope University. Delegates were
offered on-campus residences, right next to the lecture
theatres, and the refectory which was extremely
advantageous considering the tight schedule of the
programme. Around 250 delegates attended this
conference over 3 days. There were 99 proffered papers, 15
keynote lectures and 12 exhibitors [...]