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The Nuclear Medicine group was established in early 2021 due to the support of the Sêr Cymru programme, and supports Welsh ambitions for a medical radionuclide production facility in the region.
Our research is focused primarily in two areas:
1. The applications of radionuclides in diagnostic and therapeutic applications, particularly in novel areas such as Auger or proton capture therapy.
2. The production, extraction and transport of medical radionuclides.
Meet the Team
Dr. Lee J. Evitts
The group is led by Dr Evitts, Sêr Cymru Lecturer in Nuclear Medicine.
Research Associates and Fellows
Dr. Fiona Pearce
Fiona's research interests include radiation detection and instrumentation in Nuclear Medicine and novel applications of radioisotopes.
A list of our PhD, MRes and placement students, past and present can be found here.
Latest Posts
The Nuclear Futures Institute attends the Cambridge UK Nuclear Academics Meeting
The Nuclear Academics Meeting 2021, provided a forum for academics working...
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The future of medical radioisotope production in the UK, Nuclear Future article
Lee Evitts, Fiona Pearce, Simon Middleburgh, Michael Rushton and Bill...
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New Publication: Utilizing neutronics modelling to predict changing Pu ratios in UO₂ in the presence of Th
The Nuclear Futures Institute is very pleased to announce a...
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Bangor University joins Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council
Following a market study completed in March 2020, the Welsh...
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