Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of July 13 - August 20th Lunch Bytes / July Issue of InterACTIONS Now Available / COMP Canadian Night Out Happening Soon!

August 20th Lunch Bytes

Join PhD student Rodin Chermat for the next Lunch Bytes session: "Brachytherapy on-a-chip: Exploring dose-rate sensitivity for translational cancer research". Discover how his innovative platform combines microfluidics and tumor models to explore radiation response and dose-rate sensitivity, opening new possibilities in translational cancer research.

July Issue of InterACTIONS Now Available

Check out the new issue of InterACTIONS, featuring Medical Physics Workforce Trends Across Canada: Insights from the RO HHR Survey and Shattering Glass Ceilings: Celebrating Remarkable Physicists, along with updates from COMP and CCPM leadership and stories from across the Canadian medical physics community.

COMP Canadian Night Out Happening Soon!

Don’t forget to buy tickets to join your Canadian colleagues and friends on July 21 for a memorable evening on the water at the COMP Canadian Night Out! Enjoy cruising through Vancouver’s beautiful harbour while enjoying delicious food and beverages and celebrating with fellow COMP | AAPM Joint Scientific Meeting attendees.

Upcoming Events

Lunch Bytes
Lunch Bytes
Upcoming: Join Dr. Chuck Mayo on November 19 for a Lunch Bytes session exploring the evolving O3 landscape, including Federated KPQI Development, RODIN, FHIR, Reirradiation,...
2027 Winter School
COMP - Imaging Lecture Series 2026-2027
COMP - Imaging Lecture Series 2026-2027
The Virtual Medical Imaging Lecture Series presents a mix of fundamentals, cutting edge research, and new imaging technologies. Series Lead, Dr. Ives Levesque of McGill...
Reflecting on Intergenerational Harm of the Canadian Health Care System
Reflecting on Intergenerational Harm of the Canadian Health Care System
Speaker: Nadine McRee Length : 1 hour Style: Zoom Virtual session Join us to learn and reflect on the history of Indian hospitals and health inequities, see how our current...

Published on July 10, 2026