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35- < h2 id ="about-overview "> What is OpenTOPAS?</ h2 >
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36+ < h2 id ="about-overview "> What is OpenTOPAS?</ h2 >
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39- The NIH-funded TOPAS project made radiation therapy simulations using the Monte Carlo method easily
40- accessible for the radiotherapy community. This repository brings the code to a new, truly open
41- release stage called < strong > OpenTOPAS</ strong > .
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44- OpenTOPAS wraps and extends the < a href ="https://geant4.web.cern.ch " target ="_blank " rel ="noopener "> Geant4 Simulation Toolkit</ a >
45- to provide an easier-to-use application for the medical physicist. The parameter control system lets physicists assemble and control a rich
46- library of simulation objects—geometry components, particle sources, scorers—without writing C++ or knowing Geant4 internals.
47- Visit the < a href ="https://opentopas.readthedocs.io/en/latest " target ="_blank " rel ="noopener "> User Guide</ a > for deeper dives.
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50- The project was originally created out of an NIH-funded collaboration of Massachusetts General Hospital,
51- University of California San Francisco, and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Today, the UCSF and MGH teams continue
52- to maintain and expand OpenTOPAS in partnership with the Monte Carlo community.
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55- OpenTOPAS supports simulation of medical applications of ionizing radiation with the Monte Carlo method.
56- Free availability is intended to aid research by medical physicists, radiobiologists, and clinicians across all radiotherapy modalities.
57- New users should review the key publications to explore its potential.
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40+ The NIH-funded TOPAS project made radiation therapy simulations using the Monte Carlo method easily
41+ accessible for the radiotherapy community. This repository brings the code to a new, truly open
42+ release stage called < strong > OpenTOPAS</ strong > .
43+ </ p >
44+ < p >
45+ OpenTOPAS wraps and extends the < a href ="https://geant4.web.cern.ch " target ="_blank " rel ="noopener "> Geant4 Simulation Toolkit</ a >
46+ to provide an easier-to-use application for the medical physicist. The parameter control system lets physicists assemble and control a rich
47+ library of simulation objects—geometry components, particle sources, scorers—without writing C++ or knowing Geant4 internals.
48+ Visit the < a href ="https://opentopas.readthedocs.io/en/latest " target ="_blank " rel ="noopener "> User Guide</ a > for deeper dives.
49+ </ p >
50+ < p >
51+ The project was originally created out of an NIH-funded collaboration of Massachusetts General Hospital,
52+ University of California San Francisco, and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Today, the UCSF and MGH teams continue
53+ to maintain and expand OpenTOPAS in partnership with the Monte Carlo community.
54+ </ p >
55+ < p >
56+ OpenTOPAS supports simulation of medical applications of ionizing radiation with the Monte Carlo method.
57+ Free availability is intended to aid research by medical physicists, radiobiologists, and clinicians across all radiotherapy modalities.
58+ New users should review the key publications to explore its potential.
59+ </ p >
60+ </ div >
61+ </ article >
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127129 < h3 > Former Contributors · UCSF</ h3 >
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141143 < h3 > Former Contributors · MGH / Harvard</ h3 >
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