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Radiochemistry and Isotope Production (2026)

Offered by: ENEEP
Radiochemistry and Isotope Production (2026)

About this course

The ENEEP course Radiochemistry and Isotopes Production is intended for people interested in gaining experience in the field of reactor-produced radioisotopes. The purpose of the course is to provide a theoretical and experimental overview of the development of a new process for the production of new isotopes of interest. Students will learn the basics of the design of the radioisotopes production process in a research reactor, in detail:

  • The evaluation of the facility characteristics, such as available irradiation position channels, neutron spectra or flux, and irradiation conditions.
  • The conditions for the theoretical estimation of radioisotope activity.
  • The target sample selection and preparation.
  • Related radiation protection and safety procedures.
  • Related radioisotopes recovery and labelling activities, and gamma spectrometry of the irradiated samples.
  • Quality assurance introduction of radioisotopes production processes.

Specific Details

Program Type:
Specialisation
Level:
EQF 5, EQF 6, EQF 7

Schedule

Exact dates

Frequency

Yearly

Learning Outcomes

The knowledge acquired during the course will provide students with the theoretical and experimental bases in order to be able to apply what has been learned to other similar production/research centres or where radioisotope production is part of more complex contexts.

Type of Certification

Certificate without Examination

Application details

To apply to the course, the applicant should fill in the ENEEP APPLICATION FORM

Details

ID: 5529
Organisation:
Country:
Italy
Language:
English
Start/End:
1 Dec 2026 / 12 Nov 2026
Duration:
4 days
Application Deadline:
4 Jul 2026
Location:
Pavia, Italy
Modality:
Face to Face

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