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(1989) Third Workshop Proceedings
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Document Cover
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Table of Contents
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction
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Developing Carrier Free Systems and Their Maintenance
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Issues in Carrier-Free Target Systems, Their Development and Maintenance.
Sven-Johan Heselius, Kenneth A. Krohn & Jeanne M. Link
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Advances in Accelerator Technology
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A Round-Table Discussion on Advances in Accelerator Technology.
David Sylvester
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Power Density and Beam Quality as Applied to Low Energy, High Beam Current Accelerators
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Power Density and Beam Quality as Applied to Low Energy, High Beam Current Accelerators - A Survey.
Gerd Wolber
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Report from the Laboratories
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Report from the Laboratories.
Frank Helus, Ron Finn
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X-Y Steerer to Sweep K=20 Ion Beams.
Werner Konowalczyk, Helmut Knigge, Gerd Wolber
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Current Status of CTI Target Systems for the Production of PET Radiochemicals.
B.W. Wieland, G.T. Bida, H.C. Padgett and G.O. Hendry
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Gratuitous Comments on Operation of a CTI C-13/Water Slurry Target for the Production of N-13 Ammonia.
Bruce Wieland's poster
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An Efficient [18F]Flouride Production Method Using a Recirculating 18O Water Target.
Yves Jongen, Benoit Georges
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Recall of Comments from the Floor Regarding Irradiated 18O Water Transfer,
Combining What Was Said On Two Occasions With What Should Have Been Said.
C. Craig Harris
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Comments of H2O Targets.
Jim Ropchan
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Reports from the Lab.
Marc Berridge
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High Current Salt Targets for 70-86 MeV Proton Bombardment.
J. Vincent, J. Lenz
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An Inexpensive 15O Labelled Molecule Delivery System for Clinical Flow Studies.
Jean-Luc Morelle, Yves Jongen, Benoit Georges, Michel Cogneau, Daniel Labar
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Successful Production of F-18 Flourodeoxyglucose Using 18F Ion Produced in a Nickel-Plated Copper Target.
C.C. Harris, J.L. Need, V.D. Dew, M.F. Dailey, R.E. Coleman, H.C. Padgett, B.W. Weiland
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Development of Gas-Filled Positron-Sensitive Radiodetectors.
S-J. Heselius, H.T. Sipila
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Summary of Cyclotron Operations for 1988.
Thomas E. Boothe, James P. Dwyer and Paresh J. Kothari
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Reports from Labs: CERMEP, Lyon, France.
Didier Le Bars
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Vancouver Targetry Workshop.
J.C. Clark and D.J. Silvester
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Rapid Installation and Start-Up of a Cyclotron for Medical Use.
Fabio Colombo, Mario Matarrese, Edward Deutsch and Ferruccio Fazio
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Problems and Solutions Associated with Facility Start-Up.
J. Robert Dahl, Thomas Chaly, William Robeson, Ralph A. Matacchieri, Janie Dill and Donald Margouleff
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A New Cyclotron For Biomedical Research.
Gerd Wolber and Cyclotron Operating Team
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Production of 11C-Carbon Dioxide and 18F-Flouride at the University of Kentucky
6.5 MV Van de Graff Accelerator.
R.K. Bera, J.L. Weil, N.G. Hartman, M. Jay
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Cyclotron Production of Radioisotopes and Radiopharmaceuticals in SINR.
Li Yongjian
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A Graphite Target for the Production of 13N Nuclei.
D. Darquennes, Th. Delbar, P. Lipnik
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Feedback Controls for Remote and Automated Systems
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Feedback Controls for Remote and Automated Systems
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Use of a Zymark Robot to Produce Radiopharmaceuticals.
J.M. Link, J.H. Courter, K.A. Krohn, J.R. Grierson
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A Comparison Between Two Robotic Systems Used for the Production of Radiopharmaceuticals.
G. Gaehle
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Automated PET Chemical Synthesis at TRIUMF: A Brief History.
David B. Morris
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Production of F-18 Flourodeoxyglucose with a Computer-Controlled Synthesis Unit.
C.C. Harris, J.L. Need, S. Ram and R.E. Coleman
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Computer Aided Synthesis (CAS) of No-Carrier-Added 2-[18F]Flouro-2-Deoxy-D-Glucose: An Efficient
Automated System for the Aminopolyether Supported Nucleophilic Flourination.
K. Hamacher, G. Blessing, B. Nebeling
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Intelligent Control of Liquid Transfer.
Ren Iwata, Tatsio Ido
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Appendix:
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Contributions from the Accelerator Manufacturers.
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A 30 MeV H- Cyclotron for Isotope Production.
R. Baartman, K.L. Erdman, W.J. Kleeven, R.E. Laxdal, B.F. Milton, A.J. Otter, J.B. Pearson, R.L. Poirer,
P.W. Schmor, H.R. Schneider and Q. Walker
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MC32 Multiparticle Negative Ion Cyclotron.
R. Kjellstrom and J. Ahlback
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The Orbit Cyclotron.
Robert R. Highfill and John H. Neiler
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Current Status Radionuclide Delivery System.
G.O. Hendry, G.T. Bida, L.R. Carroll, H.C. Padgett, B.W. Wieland
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A New Design of Truly Selfshielding Baby-Cyclotrons for Positron Emitter Production.
M. Abs, J.L. Bol, A. Chevalier, E. Condard, Y. Jongen, M. Ladeuze, G. Lannoye, T. Ledocte, M. Lacroix,
A. Ninane, G. Rijckewaert, S. Zaremba
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A 3He Radio Frequency Quadrupole Accelerator for Positron Emission Tomography.
A.E. Dabiri, W.K. Hagan, D.A. Swenson, K.A. Krohn
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Compact Ion Linacs for Radionuclide Production.
Robert W. Hamm
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The Production of Short-Lived PET Isotopes at Low Bombarding Energy with a High Current Electrostatic Acclerator.
R.E. Shefer, R.E. Klinkowstein, M.J. Welch, J.W. Brodack
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The Cyclone - 3D.
I.B.A. presents an alternative to the 82Sr-82Rb generator
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