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We'd like to thank the organisers, speakers, sponsors, other exhibitors and especially the delegates for a helping make the conference interesting, exciting and enjoyable!
Radtronic's Phil Allanson presented alongside Ata Bhatti from Safe Radiation concerning experiments mimicking short-lived medical radioactive sources using long-lived isotopes and filters for the purpose of calibrating contamination probes. It was well received by the audience.
We look forward to the next conference!
(World Nuclear News): Yukiya Amano, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, today visited a new nuclear medicine manufacturing plant in Australia that will soon produce international-scale supplies of molybdenum-99 (Mo-99). Antso - Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization – briefed Amano on the status of construction of the plant at its Lucas Heights site near Sydney.
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On July 1st, 2016 one of Radtronic's primary manufacturing partners, Mirion Technologies, acquired Canberra bringing together two respected and established industry leaders.
Both Mirion and Canberra have been sources of innovation and advancement throughout their 50+ year histories serving a wide variety of customers in the radiation safety and measurement marketplace.
More here: http://resources.mirion.com/mirion-canberra/
Radtronics will be proudly exhibiting at the 46th Scientific Meeting of the ANZSNM to be held in Rotorua from the 22 – 25 April 2016.
We will be showcasing some of the best quality instruments popular in research and nuclear medicine.
Hope to see you there and don't forget to get your passport stamped by Phil or Gerard!
(From World Nuclear News)
Ahead of the start of construction later this year of a full-scale Synroc waste treatment plant, the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization (Ansto) is preparing to upscale the technology from a research level to an industrial scale in a pilot plant.
Read the full article here: http://goo.gl/lDehZF
(From World Nuclear News)
The storage and disposal of used nuclear fuel from abroad can "deliver substantial economic benefits" to South Australia, the Royal Commission investigating the state's potential participation in the nuclear fuel cycle has tentatively found.
Read the full article here: http://goo.gl/hK0BSR
Happy birthday Dmitri Mendeleev, born on this day in 1834. His contribution to the world was his design and development of the periodic table of elements - central to chemistry, which in turn is central to the physical sciences.
We wish our valued clients and followers a very happy Australia Day for the 26th January!
One special Australian worth mentioning is Australia Day Ambassador, Dr. Bronwyn King (Radiation Oncologist) who works for Epworth Hospital and The Peter MacCallum Cancer Center, specialising in treating women's cancers using the best technology available, and CEO of Tabacco Free Portfolios.
For the full article please visit: http://www.australiaday.org.au/ambassadors/view/?id=216
We would like to thank our valued clients and suppliers for a great year, and wish everyone the best in 2016.
Expect to see an expanded range of quality instrumentation, more involvement with the radiation community through even better communication and conferences, and the same great service we are told we consistently provide.
Cheers from the Radtronics team.
