Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of September 28 - October 15 Lunch Bytes Registration Open / Junior Shattering Glass Ceilings / Cosmic Radiation and Aircrew: The Real Dose at Altitude

Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of September 28 – October 15 Lunch Bytes Registration Open / Junior Shattering Glass Ceilings / Cosmic Radiation and Aircrew: The Real Dose at Altitude

October 15 Lunch Bytes Registration Open

Registration is now open for the upcoming installment of Lunch Bytes on October 15! Join us for an engaging session on AI in radiology with Marc Venturi from the Canadian Association of Radiologists.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the latest developments in AI and its role in medical imaging. More details to come!

Junior Shattering Glass Ceilings

Meet some of Canada’s up-and-coming medical physics leaders in this special "Junior" edition of “Shattering Glass Ceilings: Celebrating Remarkable Physicists in the Making.” Read the latest InterACTIONS feature to discover the research, achievements and perspectives of the next generation helping to shape the future of medical physics.

Cosmic Radiation and Aircrew: The Real Dose at Altitude

How much cosmic radiation are aircrew actually exposed to at cruising altitude? Explore how exposure varies with altitude, latitude, flight duration and route, and what these doses can mean for pilots and flight attendants who spend much of their working lives in the air.

Upcoming Events

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...

Published on September 28, 2026