Over the last several years, the use of radiometals has gained increasing relevance in
supporting the continuous development of new, complementary and more specific biological …

Copper radioisotopes are gaining increasing significance for medical use in recent years for
both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. To answer the growing clinical demand, fast …

PET imaging has gained significant momentum in the last few years, especially in the area
of oncology, with an increasing focus on metal radioisotopes owing to their versatile …

The availability of novel medical radionuclides is a key point in the development of
personalised nuclear medicine. In particular, copper radioisotopes are attracting …

An automated process for the production and purification of radiometals produced by
irradiating liquid targets in a medical cyclotron, using a commercially available module, has …

Evaluated reactions for production of thirteen radionuclides with emerging interest for use in
PET imaging are reported. Experimental cross section data for 53 possible production routes …

In recent years, copper-64 and copper-67 have been considered as a useful theranostic pair
in nuclear medicine, due to their favourable and complementary decay properties. As 67Cu …

Over the last several years, positron emission tomography (PET) has matured as an
indispensable component of cancer diagnostics. Owing to the large variability observed …

Three medicinally important radioisotopes of Ga, 66, 67, 68Ga, having half-lives ranging
from minutes to days, could be produced from natZn (α, x) reactions. They have different …

This work presents a simple method for determining the energy of the proton beam in
biomedical cyclotrons, using no additional experimental set-up and only materials from …