Press Kit

Download the full press kit, including images, here (ZIP, 21.5 MB).

• Official web site
• Fact sheet for the Roberts Proton Therapy Center
• Backgrounder on proton therapy
• Biosketches for:
  • Ralph J. Roberts
  • Brian L. Roberts
  • Ralph W. Muller, CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System
  • Arthur H. Rubenstein, MBBCh, Executive Vice President of the University of Pennsylvania for the Health System and Dean of the School of Medicine
  • Stephen M. Hahn, MD, Chairman of the Department of Radiation Oncology

All documents are in PDF format; you can download Adobe Acrobat Reader here.

Images Available:

• Headshots
• Roberts Proton Therapy Center
• IBA Proton Therapy Technology

Click on thumbnail to view and download full-size image. QuickTime player may be required to view TIF images — download a free copy here.

Headshots

Ralph J. Roberts 616 X 920 pixels, 150 DPI JPG, 125 KB	Brian L. Roberts 2848 X 4256 pixels, 72DPI JPG, 4.62 MB
Ralph W. Muller 1467 X 2224 pixels, 300 DPI JPG, 117 KB	Arthur H. Rubenstein, MBBCh 508 x 579 pixels, 300 DPI JPG, 40.6 KB
Stephen M. Hahn, MD 319 X 480 pixels, 300 DPI JPG, 35.3 KB

Roberts Proton Therapy Center
© Tsoi/Kobus & Associates, Inc.

Rendering of Exterior of Roberts Proton Therapy Center 2776 X 1770 pixels, 300 DPI JPG, 545 KB

Rendering of Interior of Roberts Proton Therapy Center 1237 X 898 pixels, 150 DPI JPG, 193 KB

Rendering of Interior of Roberts Proton Therapy Center 849 X 981 pixels, 150 DPI JPG, 149 KB

IBA Proton Therapy Technology
With the courtesy of IBA - © IBA 2006

Illustration of Cyclotron, Gantries & Beam Line 1800 x 1112 pixels, 150 DPI TIF, 5.74 MB	Inside of Cyclotron 3504 x 2336, 72 DPI JPG , 4.44 MB
Cyclotron 3504 x 2336 pixels, 72 DPI JPG, 2.59 MB	Proton Beam Leaving Cyclotron 2769 x 608 pixels, 300 DPI TIF, 10.1 MB
Proton Beam Line 871 x 768 pixels, 180 DPI TIF, 1.94 MB	Rear of Gantry 2332 x 1944 pixels, 180 DPI TIF, 12.9 MB
Gantry 2048 x 1536 pixels, 300 DPI JPG, 1.79 MB

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PENN Medicine is a $2.9 billion enterprise dedicated to the related missions of medical education, biomedical research, and high-quality patient care. PENN Medicine consists of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (founded in 1765 as the nation's first medical school) and the University of Pennsylvania Health System.

Penn's School of Medicine is ranked #2 in the nation for receipt of NIH research funds; and ranked #3 in the nation in U.S.News & World Report's most recent ranking of top research-oriented medical schools. Supporting 1,400 fulltime faculty and 700 students, the School of Medicine is recognized worldwide for its superior education and training of the next generation of physician-scientists and leaders of academic medicine.

The University of Pennsylvania Health System includes three hospitals [Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, which is consistently ranked one of the nation's few "Honor Roll" hospitals by U.S.News & World Report; Pennsylvania Hospital, the nation's first hospital; and Penn Presbyterian Medical Center]; a faculty practice plan; a primary-care provider network; two multispecialty satellite facilities; and home care and hospice.