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PRISMAP will soon be over… for now!

The final Press Release for the ´PRISMAP` project is now available! ´PRISMAP` is an European medical radionuclide programme on the production of high purity radionuclides obtained by mass separation, that will end on December 31st , 2025. The Portuguese team includes researchers António Paulo, António Pereira Gonçalves, João Galamba Correia, and researchers Lurdes Gano and […]

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Targeted Radiotherapy: emerging potential in cancer treatment

Researcher Bruno Oliveira, from Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares at Instituto Superior Técnico, authored an opinion article published in the newspaper SOL, focusing on the emerging role of targeted radiotherapy in cancer treatment. In his text, the researcher highlights the potential of radionuclide therapies, a rapidly developing field within nuclear medicine that enables radiation

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The air we breathe: an invisible yet urgent challenge

Researcher Marta Almeida, from Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares at Instituto Superior Técnico, signs an opinion piece addressing one of today’s most pressing environmental and public health challenges — air pollution. In the article, the researcher highlights that, although invisible, air pollution remains the leading environmental risk to human health, disproportionately affecting the most

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Could radioactivity be the answer to the global challenge of super-bacteria?

Sofia Gama, a professor at Instituto Superior Técnico and a researcher at Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares (C²TN), was recently featured in a report about the ´SuperOpTyMe` project — an innovative study exploring the use of radioactivity to tackle one of the greatest global health challenges: infections caused by multidrug-resistant bacteria. Developed at C²TN,

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C2TN researchers are collaborating with David Baker – recent Nobel laureate in Chemistry

Bruno Oliveira, João Galamba Correia and Rita Melo, researchers at C2TN – Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares, Instituto Superior Técnico, are collaborating with David Baker, one of the recent Nobel laureates in Chemistry, on the ‘DenovoTherapies’ project, the aim of which is to explore the potential of mini-proteins designed in Baker’s laboratory for targeted

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C2TN in Space and Defense: an unavoidable partner

The expertise of the C2TN includes activities about Radiological Safety and Protection, covering the detection, identification and quantification of radionuclides, exposure of individuals to radiation through measurement, evaluation and calculation of doses, the study of shielding characteristics of materials, and computational modelling from radiation fields and sources, critical components not only in situations of war,

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The use of ionizing radiation allows to save millions of lives

The majority of the population continues associating the terms “radiation” and “nuclear” with negative aspects and imminent danger. Therefore, it is necessary to elucidate the potentialities of nuclear sciences and techniques and in what form radiations can be put into service of society. The benefits for society associated with the use of radiation ionizing largely

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