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OpenTPS

ByCoordinateur MedReSyst

OpenTPS is an open-source treatment planning system (TPS) for research in radiation therapy and proton therapy. It was developed in Python with a special focus on simplifying contribution to the core functions to let the user develop their own features. It contains a variety of treatment planification and evaluation methods, as well as image processing and data manipulation and IO options. 
We hope that with OpenTPS, you will find a way to develop innovative methods in the field of proton therapy and accelerate the research against cancer.

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Ana Maria Barragan (UCLouvain)

ana.barragan@uclouvain.be

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