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2010 ANS Winter Meeting

	Biology & Medicine Division and the Computational Medical Physics Working Group


	Mission Statement
	Members focus on the application and development of nuclear technology for the life sciences, as well as the impact of such technology on society. Areas of interest include neutron, photon, and charged-particle applications, dosimetry, radiographic and radioisotope imaging, radionuclide tracers, instrumentation, radiopharmaceutical synthesis and radionuclide production, bone and tissue dosimetry, effects of radiation exposure, and other related subjects.


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INFORMATION

NOTICES

2010 RPSD, IRD, BMD joint topical
April 19023, 2010, Las Vegas, NV. The Computational Medical Physics Working Group is heading up our effort at this meeting with a session on advances in nuclear methods in medical physics.

ANS Annual Meeting
June 13-17, 2010, San Diego, CA - BMD is sponsoring a Special Session and a Panel Session on Food Irradiation, Session Organizer is Joseph Butterweck.

ANS Winter Meeting
November 7-11 and the Isotopes for Medicine and Industry embedded topical, November 8-11, 2010, Las Vegas, NV. The second biannual embedded topical cosponsored by the Biology and Medicine and Isotopes and Radiation divisions. See the ANS calendar for more information and the download section of this site for the first announcement.

DOWNLOADS

Call for Papers
Isotopes for Medicine and Industry 2010
document (pdf)

Guidelines and Call for Hevesy Medal Award 2010
The International Committee on Activation Analysis to be presented at the 16th Radiochemical Conference.
flyer (pdf)
guidelines (pdf)

First Announcement
Isotopes for Medicine and Industry 2010
document (pdf)

First Circular
Modern Trends in Activation Analysis-13
document (pdf)

BMD Strategic Plan
Submitted to ANS for approval December, 2009.
document (pdf)

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