BU establishes facility for advanced radiation treatment training through industry partnership
Bharathiar University has partnered with Siemens Healthineers to establish the BU-Varian TPS Training Centre for advanced radiation treatment training. The facility will provide specialized training in treatment planning technologies for students, researchers, and healthcare professionals. This initiative aims to enhance academic learning and practical skills in radiation oncology in India.
- ▪Bharathiar University has established a training facility in partnership with Siemens Healthineers.
- ▪The BU-Varian TPS Training Centre will focus on advanced radiation treatment planning systems.
- ▪The centre will offer training in Eclipse-based technologies for cancer therapy.
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Bharathiar University (BU) has partnered with Siemens Healthineers, India, to establish a facility on its campus to provide training in advanced radiation treatment planning systems used in cancer therapy.Named BU-Varian TPS Training Centre, it envisages strengthening academic training, research and professional skill development.Registrar R. Rajavel exchanged the agreement document with Malti Sachdev, senior vice-president and head– Varian, India and Territories, Siemens Healthineers, India, recently.A press release issued by Bharathiar University said the centre will facilitate specialised training in Eclipse-based treatment planning technologies, including 3DCRT, IMRT, VMAT and Brachytherapy, for students, researchers, faculty members and healthcare professionals.The facility is…
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