ESTRO's journal, known as the Green Journal: European radiotherapy trials, contouring guidelines, physics and the evidence base for hypofractionation and proton therapy.
Radiotherapy and Oncology (Radiother Oncol), known as the Green Journal, is the journal of the European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology (ESTRO), founded in 1983 and published by Elsevier on a hybrid access model. It publishes ESTRO consensus contouring guidelines, randomised radiotherapy trials, normal-tissue toxicity modelling, adaptive and image-guided radiotherapy studies, physics and health-economic analyses of radiotherapy access in Europe, and the evidence base for hypofractionation and proton therapy. Its readers are radiation oncologists, medical physicists and trialists. Within OnCo it is linked from the FLASH radiotherapy entry and the Jens Overgaard and Jean Bourhis biographies, and it is the place to look for European radiotherapy trials and contouring consensus.
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Milan radiation oncologist leading ESTRO, Europe's radiotherapy and oncology society.
Claus Belka is a radiation oncologist leading MR-guided adaptive radiotherapy research in Munich.
Eric Felix Lartigau represents Centre Oscar Lambret in the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes, which lists the centre among its members in France.
Radiation oncologist behind the MACH-NC meta-analyses that proved chemoradiotherapy helps head and neck cancer, and the first FLASH-treated patient.
Pioneering radiation oncologist at Aarhus who led the DAHANCA trials on hypoxia modification and radiotherapy for head and neck cancer.
Julian Malicki represents Greater Poland Cancer Centre in the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes, which lists the centre among its full members in Poland.
Cardiologist who chairs the Executive Board of Leiden University Medical Center.
Zurich radiation oncologist and ESTRO Past-President, a leading voice on stereotactic radiotherapy for oligometastases.
Michael Baumann is a radiation oncologist who leads Germany's national cancer research centre.
Nikolaos Zamboglou represents German Oncology Center in the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes, which lists the centre among its members in Cyprus.
Professor of medicine who directs Centre Eugène Marquis, the regional comprehensive cancer centre for Brittany in Rennes.
Vincenzo Valentini is a radiation oncologist known for rectal cancer chemoradiation and outcome modelling.
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