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Building the Next Generation of Medical Physics
Medical physics is a rapidly evolving field that directly influences patient safety, diagnostic accuracy, and the quality of radiotherapy and imaging services. However, many countries especially regions under conflict face a severe shortage of qualified medical physicists, limited access to hands-on training, and fragmented opportunities for early-career development.
Yemen does not currently have a well-established formal postgraduate MSc pathway in Medical Physics comparable to international clinical medical-physics training programme. The ICTP Physics Without Frontiers YEMEN School of Young Medical Physicists (SYMP) is motivated by the urgent need to build the next generation of medical physic equipped with clinical, computational, and research skills in Yemen and conflict area countries. The school aims to reduce training and gender gaps, empower early-career professionals, and strengthen healthcare capacity through education, innovation, and global partnerships. Women are strongly encouraged to submit their application. Registration Form: https://forms.gle/Me1PTcfNvdPadNuw6 Registration deadline: 19 Oct 2026
The school is intended for young and early-career participants who:
Project & Local Coordinator: Jawaher AL-TUWEITY, ICTP Associate in Medical Physics, São Paulo State University Partners: Yemeni Forum for Scientific Research and Sustainable Development, Women in Nuclear YEMEN (WiN Yemen) and Young Medical Physicists Network YMPN |
PWF Yemen: School for Young Medical Physicists (SYMP) in Yemen and Conflict areas
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