Semarang, April 17, 2025 – The Department of Physics at Diponegoro University once again demonstrated its commitment to disseminating scientific knowledge through a community service program. This time, a team of physics lecturers and students visited SMA Multazam IBS Semarang to conduct a training and educational session on Medical Physics, with a special focus on the application of radiotherapy in modern healthcare.

The activity, held on April 17, 2025, was led by Oki Ade Putra, M.Si. as the head of the community service team, alongside fellow lecturers Dr. Choirul Anam, S.Si., M.Si., F.Med., Zaenul Muhlisin, S.Si., M.Si., F.Med., and Much. Azam, S.Si., M.Si.. Importantly, the program also involved four physics students from UNDIP, who actively participated in assisting the training and sharing knowledge with the high school students.
During the session, students were introduced to the idea that physics is not merely an abstract and complex subject, but also highly applicable in real-life contexts—such as in the field of medical physics, where physical principles are used in healthcare, particularly in the use of ionizing radiation for cancer treatment through radiotherapy.Dalam sesi pelatihan, para siswa diajak untuk memahami bahwa fisika tidak selalu identik dengan hal-hal yang abstrak dan rumit, tetapi juga memiliki aspek aplikatif yang sangat dekat dengan kehidupan nyata. Salah satunya adalah fisika medis, di mana konsep-konsep fisika digunakan dalam dunia kesehatan, seperti penggunaan radiasi pengion untuk pengobatan kanker melalui radioterapi.

The event was met with great enthusiasm from the students, many of whom asked insightful questions and engaged actively in discussions. This vibrant interaction helped create a dynamic and enriching learning atmosphere.

The involvement of students in this program also provided valuable hands-on experience in applying theoretical knowledge, while enhancing their communication and public education skills.
This initiative is expected to serve as a stepping stone for high school students to explore the field of medical physics more deeply and to inspire a spirit of learning and meaningful contribution to science and technology in the future.
