Phil Chlap

Thanks for reporting this @SimonBiggs, for the first case it's probably gone undetected since it's exporting planning CTs which are always 512x512... Would be good to test with an image...

> The original Pinnacle DICOM image import converted the CT into "CLIFF". The DICOM SCP was a completely separate code base (ADAC vs Geometrics), and that conversion built into the...

> I discussed this with @AndrewWAlexander. He doesn't remember asymmetric CT's or asymmetric dose files ever coming up in testing. At best guess this is a mistake but we won't...

Sure thing. Thanks for this @crcrewso . I like that idea. I think it would be good if the user could specify to use the last name as well as...

Hi @kjfullert, it is possible to export images using pinnacle_cli. It's been a while, but based on the [docs](https://docs.pymedphys.com/cli/ref/pinnacle.html) it seems like the -i flag should do the trick. If...

Hi @crcrewso, Yeah good question. Not sure what exactly greyscale would be. If you do happen to have Pinnacle open at some point soon perhaps you could check what that...

I'd agree with @sjswerdloff that I am contributing to this more from the research side. I quite like the "Open code is better science" If you want to get in...

Hi @SimonBiggs & @Matthew-Jennings, Also agree, thanks @Matthew-Jennings and all for moving the paper submission forward! I'm definitely happy to work on preparing the pymedphys release. I'll also update poetry...

> As long as poetry upgrade has been run without issue then we can leave poetry at v1.1. I'd just add that I think the main problem I've been facing...

> if any of you would like to add your ORCID to the JOSS article, could you please provide it here asap? 0000-0002-6517-8745