Radiological Imaging Technology, Inc.

10/16/2026

RIT Live Webinars are back! Join us on Oct. 27 as we cover QA for Elekta. In this webinar, we will cover MLC QA specific to Elekta users and features in the upcoming V7.01 software release, including Target Leaf Speed Analysis and EPID Picket Fence test for Agility™. Sign up now at https://radimage.com/training/webinars.

10/14/2026

Microbes could survive in shadowed craters at the lunar south pole by taking shelter from harsh radiation. This potential for life to endure makes strict planetary protection vital for future missions. Learn more:

Crewed missions to the lunar polar regions must limit the unintended transfer of Earth life forms, say scientists

10/08/2026

NASA recently launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, featuring a view 100 times larger than Hubble's to investigate dark energy and dark matter. With its massive infrared sky surveys, the mission will uncover the forces shaping cosmic expansion while hunting for new exoplanets. Learn more:

The observatory will also study exoplanets, black holes and map billions of galaxies

10/06/2026

At RIT’s solar powered office in Colorado Springs, our solar panels produced an average of 467 kilowatt hours per day in September, a slight decrease from August as our hours of sunlight get shorter in Colorado.

10/01/2026

RIT's upcoming update to the RIT Family of Products software, Version 7.01, will be released this fall season and we can't wait to show you what's in store! Version 7.01 will have several new QA innovations for Varian, Elekta, and Accuray users with features designed to improve your workflow and strengthen cybersecurity at your facility. To preview the new features of this update, visit: https://radimage.com/features/rit-version-7-01

09/29/2026

Riddle of the day: Why did the germ cross the microscope?

09/24/2026

Don’t forget to visit with Dan at the 2026 ASTRO Annual Meeting this week in Boston. If you’d like to schedule a meeting with Dan, please schedule using our Doodle Calendar at: https://doodle.com/group-poll/participate/aMK0Gpmd. We hope to see you at the meeting!

09/22/2026

As silicon chips hit physical limits, researchers are turning to novel physics-based architectures like spintronics, optics, and neuromorphic computing. By leveraging physical phenomena directly, these systems offer massive efficiency gains for modern AI.

Sidney Perkowitz looks into alternative computing methods inspired by physics to improve computational efficiency and power

09/17/2026

RIT’s latest software update, the RIT Family of Products Version 7.0, features a new License Auto-Return Timeout Preference. Server-based license model users can implement a timeout mechanism preference to auto-return licenses after a predetermined time limit, which is helpful for users that have more machines than software licenses. Learn more about this and all the features of V7.0: https://radimage.com/features/whats-new-v70/

09/15/2026

Land-based earthquake sensors can track hurricane movement and structural intensity by measuring atmospheric pressure changes. This offers a safer, ground-based way to collect crucial storm data without relying on aircraft. Learn more here!

Seismic stations in Louisiana have been found to provide insights into Hurricane Isaac