Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of July 17 – IDMP 2023/Radiology's Ionising Radiation Paradox/Register for the CARO-COMP JSM!
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- International Day of Medical Physics (IDMP) is approaching, and we want to celebrate with the COMP community through a photo contest! The theme of IDMP this year is “Standing on the Shoulders of Giants.” We would love to see your interpretation through a photo and accompanying caption. Some ideas include (but are not limited to!):
- A photo honouring a mentor or colleague that has lifted you up.
- A defining moment in your career or educational journey.
- A community that helped or supported you.
To submit your entry, post to Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #COMP-IDMP2023 or email the photo and caption to sarah@comp-ocpm.ca. Twitter entries should also tag the COMP account @medphysCA. Note that your submission will not be visible if your social media account is private.
The winning entry selected by the COMP Communications Committee will receive $250 in Curie cash for use towards COMP membership or conference fees. Entries are due November 1, 2023. Creativity welcome!
- Radiology's Ionising Radiation Paradox: Weighing the Indispensable Against the Detrimental in Medical Imaging.
- Early bird registration for the CARO-COMP Joint Scientific Meeting closes August 10th! Register today to take advantage of the early bird savings! P.S. COMP members, check previous COMP communications for the JSM registration code.
Published on July 17, 2023
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