Conveners
Radionuclides Production & Application: PAR 1
- Xiaolin Hou (Technical University of Denmark, Center for Nuclear Technologies)
- Antonia Denkova (TU Delft)
Radionuclides Production & Application: PAR 2
- Pavol Rajec (BIONT a.s. Bratislava)
- Jiří Mizera (Nuclear Physics Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic)
Radionuclides Production & Application: PAR Poster
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Nadine Mariel Chiera (Paul Scherrer Institute)17/05/2022, 10:30Production and Application of RadionuclidesVerbal
During the last years, an increased effort was put into the measurement of decay data with high precision, with the ultimate goal of confirming the existent nuclear values and/or lowering their uncertainties. Precise nuclear data is extremely important in the description of galactic events, in the nuclear dating of samples, as well in the evaluation of the toxicity of nuclear waste....
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Cory Hawkins (SHINE Technologies)17/05/2022, 10:50Production and Application of RadionuclidesVerbal
As part of a long-term vision to deploy fusion technology in a scalable path to practical fusion energy, SHINE Technologies has ventured to produce lutetium-177. While a one-of-kind Mo-99 production plant is being constructed, SHINE’s Therapeutics division is currently manufacturing small quantities of 177LuCl3 to support clinical studies for cancer radioligand therapy. SHINE expects a...
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Chao Ma17/05/2022, 11:10Production and Application of RadionuclidesVerbal
This work explored the potential of several metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) as adsorbents for the development of 99Mo/99mTc generator using 99Mo produced by neutron capture of 98Mo which is hampered by its low specific activity. The molybdenum adsorption performance of MOFs, including adsorption kinetics and isotherms, were determined and adsorption mechanism was studied by several analytical...
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Mr Georg Tiebel (ETH Zurich / Paul Scherrer Institute)17/05/2022, 11:30Production and Application of RadionuclidesInvited
Neutron-induced fission of $^{\text{235}}$U leads to a variety of radionuclides. With such targets being hosted in the inner shielding shell of the Swiss Spallation Neutron Source SINQ at the Paul Scherrer Institute, the produced radionuclides can be readily transported to the radiochemical laboratory by the SINQ gas-jet installation. The transport of the resulting fission products occurs...
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Mr Hongshan Zhu (Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK CEN), Mol, Belgium)19/05/2022, 15:30Production and Application of RadionuclidesInvited
Bismuth-213 (213Bi) is an alpha-emitting radioisotope with large potential in nuclear medicine for cancer treatment. Several clinical trials of 213Bi-based radiopharmaceuticals have provided evidence for its therapeutic efficacy. 213Bi is produced from the relatively long-lived parent nuclide actinium-225 (225Ac) and then separated in a radionuclide generator. The patient dose of 213Bi is...
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Noemi Cerboni (Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI))19/05/2022, 16:00Production and Application of RadionuclidesVerbal
With recent advances in the use of novel radiolanthanides for targeted Auger electron therapy, the request for precise and controlled dosimetry has increased in importance. So far, no experimental data for the energy and branching ratios of Auger electrons have been reported for Auger-electron-emitting lanthanides. One of the main challenges related to such measurements is the production of a...
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Pablo Serra Crespo (Joint Research Centre, European Commission)19/05/2022, 16:20Production and Application of RadionuclidesVerbal
The main objective is to develop a new production route for high specific activity molybdenum-99 based on the irradiation of molybdenum nanoparticles. In order to achieve this, molybdenum nanoparticles have been produced by spark ablation.
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The spark ablation technology provides an easy method to produce nanoparticles with controlled size. It consists of a gas phase physical process in which... -
Ms Hilde Lenaerts (University of Antwerp, Department of Chemistry, Laboratory of Adsorption and Catalysis (LADCA), Universiteitsplein 1, 2610 Wilrijk, Belgium; Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO NV), Boeretang 200, 2400 Mol, Belgium; Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK CEN), Institute for Materials Science, Boeretang 200, 2400 Mol, Belgium)19/05/2022, 16:40Production and Application of RadionuclidesVerbal
Cancer is a disease that still kills nearly 10 million people every year [1] despite the countless existing treatments. The amount of novel therapies is growing every day and targeted alpha therapy is one of them. Herein, the patient is treated with a radiopharmaceutical that binds to the cancer cell and emits ionizing radiation to induce cell damage. Since alpha radiation has a very short...
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Sandor Takacs (Institute of Nuclear Research)19/05/2022, 17:15Production and Application of RadionuclidesPoster
By definition a cumulative production cross section of a radionuclide includes formation via direct nuclear reactions and formation via radioactive decay of the precursor nuclide (considering isomeric transition too). In literature different definitions of the cumulative cross sections exist.
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The solution of the coupled differential equation describing the radioactive growth and decay for a... -
Chao Ma19/05/2022, 17:33Production and Application of RadionuclidesPoster
Chromium-51 (51Cr) is an attractive radionuclide in the clinical application for labelling of red blood cells, diagnosis of gastrointestinal bleeding and assessing life span of red cells. This work reports that synthesis of two chromium based metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) as radiation targets to produce high specific activity 51Cr production utilizing the Szilard-Chalmers effect. First, the...
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Deniz Avsar19/05/2022, 17:51Production and Application of RadionuclidesPoster
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Lead occurs in small amounts in the nature mainly as lead sulfide, however the main exposure and contamination are largely results of increased anthropogenic use (e.g. mining, refining, lead-acid batteries, paints, gasoline). Lead is a cumulative toxicant, and extensive use causes environmental contamination and health problems. The recommended limit for lead in drinking water is...
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Hilde Lenaerts19/05/2022, 18:10Poster
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Vladimir Sadkin (National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University)Production and Application of RadionuclidesPoster
National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU), together with an industrial partner (BEBIG), start produced yttrium microspheres at its research nuclear reactor this fall. This radiopharmaceutical is intended for the treatment of liver cancer in inoperable patients and, unlike analogs, it destroys the tumor in a targeted manner without affecting healthy organs and tissues.
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Mr Pavel Butkaliuk (JSC “SSC RIAR”)Production and Application of RadionuclidesPoster
Thorium-227 radionuclide is perspective as a part of radiochemicals for therapy of various types of cancer. It forms strong complexes with monoclonal antibodies due to its chemical properties. In case of its full decay, five alpha particles are emitted, though there are some concerns related to the opportunity of its daughter radionuclide radium-223 uncontrolled migration over the patients’...
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