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MT29 Abstracts and Technical Program

1–6 Jul 2025
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
US/Eastern timezone

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Session

Thu-Mo-Po.11 - Magnets for Other Medical Application I

3 Jul 2025, 08:45
Ensemble Ballroom, Level 2

Ensemble Ballroom, Level 2

Conveners

Thu-Mo-Po.11 - Magnets for Other Medical Application I

  • Krzysztof Piotr Kawa (AGH University of Krakow)
  • Pavlina Trubacova (CERN)

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  1. 93. Thu-Mo-Po.11-01: Fabrication and Test of a Curved-Canted-Cosine-Theta (CCCT) Dipole at CERN
    Ariel Haziot (CERN)
    03/07/2025, 08:45
    Poster

    Canted Cosine Theta (CCT) magnet is a very interesting design for compact accelerators or gantry systems for hadron-therapy. Indeed, it offers great flexibility in generating complex field harmonics in straight and curved configurations for which compactness is even higher. The Fusillo project at CERN aims to design, build, and test a Nb-Ti curved CCT dipole demonstrator generating 3 T at 4.5...

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  2. 114. Thu-Mo-Po.11-02: Cryogenic Test of First Prototype and first batch of Superconducting Gantry Magnets for Miniaturized Heavy-Ion Facility
    Dr Yanbing Yang (Guoke Ion (hangzhou) Medical Technology CO.,LTD)
    03/07/2025, 08:45
    Poster

    Lanzhou Ion Therapy Company, Ltd. (LANITH) began the research and development of miniaturized heavy ion therapy devices since 2022. The Gantry superconducting magnet, which composed of a curved dipole magnet and two quadrupole magnets at both ends of the dipole coil, is the core component of the whole device. At present, this project has completed manufacturing process for a prototype and a...

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  3. 429. Thu-Mo-Po.11-03: Design and Development of a High-Temperature Superconductor CCT Magnet for Research and Hadron Therapy Applications
    Ernesto De Matteis (INFN Milano - LASA)
    03/07/2025, 08:45
    Poster

    The European I.FAST project’s WP8 initiative focuses on advancing Canted Cosine Theta (CCT) magnet technology using High-Temperature Superconductors (HTS). These magnets aim to revolutionize synchrotron and gantry designs by reducing their size and cost, offering transformative potential for research and hadron therapy. HTS materials enable higher magnetic fields and smaller cryogenic systems...

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  4. 543. Thu-Mo-Po.11-04: Compact and affordable particle therapy with high temperature superconductors
    Dr Arno Godeke (Compact PT)
    03/07/2025, 08:45
    Poster

    The treatment of cancers with particles is a superior modality compared to a treatment with X-rays. Particles are more effective and treatment is more localized, thereby sparing healthy tissues and reducing the risk of secondary tumors, resulting in an improved quality of life, as well as being the only radiation option for children and infants. Despite the clear advantages of particle therapy...

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  5. 774. Thu-Mo-Po.11-05: Conceptual design and preliminary experimental validation of a novel bi-directional scanning magnet with ceramic support bobbin for cooling
    Adwaith Ravichandran (Argonne National Laboratory)
    03/07/2025, 08:45
    Poster

    Superconducting gantries are required to reduce the size and cost of proton or carbon beam delivery systems for cancer radiation treatment. To map out the whole volume of a tumor, a well-focused pencil beam is scanned over the tumor in the two transverse directions while beam penetration and energy deposition in the axial direction is achieved by adjusting the beam energy. To minimize the...

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  6. 824. Thu-Mo-Po.11-06: Multi-layer halbach array optimization based on the finite halbach dipole analytical modeling
    Sihan Feng (huazhong university of science and technology)
    03/07/2025, 08:45
    Poster

    Halbach dipole cylindrical magnets have attracted significant attention due to their ability to generate high magnetic flux density within limited space. However, the end-effect significantly impacts the uniformity of the magnetic field, hindering the application of Halbach dipole arrays, especially in low-field MRI. Currently, most optimization methods focus on adjusting the geometric...

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