Particle therapy practice is moving fast, and Deauville will host a week-long meeting where clinicians, medical physicists and technical staff examine clinical evidence and operational approaches. The event provides concentrated time to align product development with clinical needs.
Dates, venue and accreditation
PTCOG Conference 2026 runs from 8 to 13 June 2026 at the Centre International Deauville. The educational program awards up to 34.5 CME credits for attendees seeking continuing medical education.
Program highlights and hands-on activities
The agenda blends scientific sessions, targeted educational modules and a Facility Tour to Cyclhad, offering direct exposure to research and applied technology in particle therapy. The conference includes RTT tracks focused on practical aspects of proton therapy.
Sample items listed for Tuesday 9 June include sessions in the Gilda room covering immobilization and simulation techniques, imaging verification and quality assurance, pediatric care strategies for anesthesia and anxiety reduction, comprehensive motion management, treatment planning in proton therapy, adaptive proton therapy, patient experience enhancement, workflow optimization, and RTT workforce development.
Who attends and industry presence
The conference targets medical physicists, radiation oncologists, translational researchers and technical specialists involved in planning and dosimetry. The program and site reference exhibition and confirmed supporters and exhibitors, indicating participation by industry players in proton therapy equipment and related services.
B2B outreach and meeting planning tactics
To convert presence into business, follow three concrete steps. First, craft a compact technical brief that highlights clinical evidence, technical specifications and concise use cases tailored to hospital settings. Second, map contacts by job role rather than institution; physicists, clinical leads and operational managers have distinct priorities and decision paths. Third, use the official schedule to arrange meetings outside main sessions and propose focused demos; the Facility Tour and RTT sessions are natural hooks for technical conversations.
For exhibitors, prioritize collateral that demonstrates workflow efficiency and regulatory compliance and train booth staff to handle clinical questions. Vendors offering software or dosimetry solutions should bring sample workflows or datasets that can be reviewed in 20 to 30 minutes.
Practical checklist for technical attendees
Bring both detailed technical files and one-page summaries for quick meetings. Target sessions on treatment planning and adaptive proton therapy if your aim is system integration discussions. Check registration details and the exhibitor list on the official site to schedule meetings with potential partners and customers.
Closing thought The conference foregrounds the technical and clinical developments shaping particle therapy practice. If your objective is market traction or technical collaboration, plan specific meetings around the hands-on program elements and the Facility Tour. See the full program and register at https://ptcog64.org/ to arrange your agenda for Deauville.
Registration and tickets on the official website: ptcog64.org
