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2026 ANS Annual Conference
May 31–June 3, 2026
Denver, CO|Sheraton Denver
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Reimagining nuclear materials for the future of medicine
Nuclear medicine has come a long way since Henri Becquerel first observed the penetrating energy of radioactive materials in 1896. Today, technetium-99m alone is used in more than 40 million diagnostic procedures every year—from cardiovascular imaging and bone scans to cancer detection—making it the undisputed workhorse of nuclear medicine. That single statistic tells you something important: An enormous portion of modern diagnostic medicine rests on a surprisingly narrow foundation, one built around a small number of aging research reactors that were never originally designed for continuous isotope production.
Technical Session|Sponsored by MSTD
Wednesday, June 15, 2022|10:15AM–12:00PM PDT|Malibu
Session Chair:
Simon Pimblott (INL)
Alternate Chair:
Troy Munro
Session Organizer:
Kenneth J. Geelhood
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Ag and Pd Diffusion Couples Using Surrogate TRISO Particles
Steven J. Cavazos (Univ. Texas, San Antonio), Elizabeth S. Sooby (Univ. Texas, San Antonio)
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Parametric Study of SETH-C RIA Pulse Modeled with BISON and RELAP5-3D
Alexander Duenas (INL), Charles Folsom (INL), Aaron Epiney (INL)
Presented by Ramon Yoshiura (INL)
Microstructural Analysis of U3Si2 + 50 wt% UB2 Fuel Composited with Al and Al2O3 by Multiple Fabrication Techniques
G. Robles (Univ. Texas, San Antonio), J.T. White (LANL), E. Sooby (Univ. Texas, San Antonio)
