Beating Cancer – Turning the tide with medical isotopes

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Il prossimo 17 aprile 2023 dalle 9:00 alle 11:00 si terrà un’interessante sessione dal titolo Beating Cancer – Turning the tide with medical isotopes. L’evento organizzato dalla European Nuclear Society ed Euratom Supply Agency si terrà in presenza ad Anversa e contemporaneamente online. La partecipazione è gratuita, ed è sufficiente registrarsi a questo link: https://www.eventbrite.it/e/beating-cancer-turning-the-tide-with-medical-isotopes-tickets-531909243867   La European Nuclear Society ha sempre dedicato particolare attenzione alla medicina nucleare e ai suoi progressi, al ruolo vitale degli isotopi medici e all’importanza di catene di produzione e approvvigionamento stabili. In questo evento, scopriremo come gli isotopi medicali vengono utilizzati per la diagnostica e la terapia ed una panoramica sulla medicina nucleare in Europa. Si parlerà anche degli importanti sviluppi della radioterapia negli ultimi anni, il suo contributo alla medicina personalizzata, dei diversi metodi di produzione di radioisotopi e della distribuzione fino ai pazienti.

Public Stakeholder Consultation on the Euratom Research and Training Programme 2021-2025

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Deadline Friday, 16 February 2018 at 12 noon CET. FORMULAIRE available via EU Survey https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/Euratom_21-25 Formulaire in PDF format https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/pdf/survey/104722?lang=EN&unique=1ff87a32-0ec1-478a-923d-9a00e4ca9358 Presentation The Euratom Research and Training Programme 2014-2018 is the European programme for funding research and training in nuclear safety, radiation protection, waste management and fusion. Its aims in fission are the continuous improvement of nuclear safety and management of radioactive waste and advancing our understanding of the effects of ionising radiation on humans and the environment. The Euratom Progamme also contributes to the optimisation of the use of radiation in medical applications. Fusion research supported by the Euratom Programme seeks to implement the roadmap to the realisation of fusion electricity by 2050. The Euratom Programme supports research through both direct actions (carried out by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre) and indirect actions (funding of research projects). We invite everyone, in particular research stakeholders, to take part in this targeted consultation in the context of an ongoing ex-ante impact assessment for a future Euratom Programme (2021-2025), and to have a say on the future of Euratom research and training activities. The results of this consultation will help us to improve the implementation of the Euratom Programme. This questionnaire should take around 20 minutes to complete. At the end of the questionnaire you will have the option to upload a document expanding your views on the various subjects mentioned. You may submit your answers until Friday, 16 February 2018 at 12 noon CET.