BiGART 2025 – the 25th Acta Oncologica Symposium
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The BiGART 2025 symposium was an open integrated Scandinavian radiotherapy meeting devoted to the development of new principles for radiotherapy.These include biological basis, the identification of tumors and tissues with contemporary imaging, and the ability to deliver radiotherapy in a precise and flexible three-dimensional way, all delivered in a real-time interactive, adjustable, and controlled fashion.BiGART 2025 is the 10 th in this series of Biological image Guided Adoptive RadioTherapy meetings [1-9], and as most of its predecessors, this was again hosted at the Helnan Marselis Hotel at the Bay of Aarhus in beautiful early summer surroundings.The BiGART symposia are unique in the sense that they bring together people who are interested in modern radiotherapy with a focus on the clinical delivery and outcome, and discuss it in one plenary room with all participants able to give their contributions, both as presentations and in the often lively discussions.Such open integrated platform with a mixture of clinicians, diagnosticians, physicists, and biologists has given the meetings a special atmosphere, which, in turn, creates beneficial long-lasting collaborations, and it is definitely a needed type of platform for securing integrated understanding and exchange of ideas.This year, 155 participants from 11 countries (Figure 1) were present and presented 135 contributions in the form of overview presentations, original contributions, flash talks, and integrated poster discussions.Thus, almost all participants were actively contributing in one form of presentation or another in addition to the many discussions.
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- BiGART 2025 – the 25th Acta Oncologica Symposium
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- 26/11/2025
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- MJS Publishing, Medical Journals Sweden AB
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- journal-article
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