This paper presents a rtdsm, a dose-surface-mapping software package that Haley Patrick developed as part of her PhD research project.

This paper presents a COMP, demonstrating the power and potential of dose-surface maps to investigate spatial effects of treatment planning parameters on delivered dose to the rectum.

This paper describes the pioneering process of participatory stakeholder co-design that our research team used to build and deploy the Opal patient portal at the Cedars Cancer Centre of the McGill University Health Centre.

This paper, which was listed in Editor’s Picks 2015, was our pioneering report in the field of neutron spectrometry that demonstrated how Detec’s Nested Neutron Spectrometer (NNS) could be used for practical neutron spectral measurements in radiotherapy environments. Using the NNS in passive mode, we were able to determine a radiotherapy neutron spectrum in just over an hour, whereas previously such measurements took days or weeks using passive techniques. Our NICE research program builds upon this initial work.