Separated Sector Cyclotron

by ithemba
April 24, 2022April 24, 2022

1 year ago

The 4th Advanced Nuclear Science and Technology Techniques (ANSTT4) workshop is in full swing: 16 – 20 May 2022 at NRF-iThemba LABS, Cape Town.

The Event will be live streamed to iThemba LABS ... See more

1 year ago

The 4th Advanced Nuclear Science and Technology Techniques (ANSTT4) workshop is taking place from 16 – 20 May 2022 at NRF-iThemba LABS, Cape Town.

The focus will be on Metrology, Neutrons, Nuclear ... See more

1 year ago

Nominations are now open for the Special Award Categories of the 2022 NRF Awards. The awards not only celebrate the hard work of individual researchers, but also benefit the awardees’ institutions ... See more

1 year ago

Dr Rudzani Nemutudi, Deputy Director at NRF-iThemba LABS, opening the ANSTT-workshop. Topics discussed are related to Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology Techniques.

The 4th Advanced Nuclear ... See more

1 year ago

An important milestone has been achieved at iThemba LABS with the rigging and first assembly of the IBA Cyclone 70. Congratulations to the whole team involved!

1 year ago

SAIF-ty comes first when establishing a facility to produce radioisotopes. Stefanutti Stocks was awarded the construction contract and commenced the building project in June 2021. See what is ... See more

1 year ago

iThemba LABS is expanding its infrastructure to enhance the production of radioisotopes, with the acquisition of the new 70MeV Cyclotron.
National Research Foundation Department of Science and ... See more

1 year ago

iThemba LABS has been producing radioisotopes for both the local and international market for over 30 years. The radiopharmaceutical/ radiochemical production process includes the bombardment of the ... See more

1 year ago

National Research Facility, iThemba LABS, is expanding its infrastructure to enhance the production of radioisotopes. Scientists are aiming to boost the production of radiopharmaceutical products ... See more

1 year ago

#SAIF Project Manager, Doctor Le Roux Strydom, explains the addition of this capacity will also boost training of researchers in this scientific field.