These research centers, as well as the other resources of the radiology and radiation oncology departments, provide medical physics researchers at the University with access to a great many state-of-the-art facilities:
- 1.5T MR scanners
- 3T MR scanner
- 9.4 MRI/MRS system
- electron paramagnetic resonance imaging spectrometer
- 16-, 32- and 64-slice helical CT scanners
- 256-slice helical cone-beam scanner
- 2 helical CT scanners with multiple 3D imaging workstations (for radiation treatment planning)
- Advanced 256-slice dual energy helical cone-beam scanner
- a dual-energy chest radiography system
- a full-field digital mammography system
- a PET scanner
- a medical cyclotron
- several computer-controlled dual-energy linear accelerators with multileaf collimators, dynamic treatment capability, solid-state megavoltage imagers, and kilovoltage 2D and cone-beam imaging capabilities
- a computer-controlled high dose rate remote after loading brachytherapy system
- a virtual reality display system
- several computed radiography systems
- many general-use and specialized image processing and display computers linked via a high-speed network
- a machine and electronics shop