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The department manufactures long-lived radioisotopes for international markets, supporting diagnostic imaging for cancer and cardiovascular conditions.
NRF officials, workers and service providers can report suspected fraud, corruption and other irregularities externally through the National Anti-Corruption Hotline, managed by the Public Services Commission. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and whistleblowers may remain anonymous.
NRF officials, workers and service providers can report suspected fraud, corruption and other irregularities externally through the Vuvuzela Hotline. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and whistleblowers may remain anonymous.
The accelerator facilities produce radiopharmaceuticals for medical diagnostic use in hospitals and clinics.
iThemba LABS's accelerators are used to support basic nuclear physics research and training.
The department provides accelerated charged particle beams in the type, quality and quantity needed for internationally competitive research and applications in the physical and biomedical sciences.
TAMS makes research, training and services available in Accelerator Mass Spectrometry, materials engineering using Ion Beam Analysis techniques, ion implantation, environmental radioactivity and stable light isotope analysis.
The page presents irradiated Rubidium-82 metal targets for Strontium-82 applications, supporting the production of Rubidium-82 used in PET myocardial perfusion imaging.
iThemba LABS makes its accelerator and research facilities available for research in nuclear physics, environmental radioactivity, materials research using ion beam analysis techniques, and accelerator mass spectrometry. They are used by researchers and students based at iThemba LABS and by users from local and international institutions.
The website makes a biography page available under Ms Bulelwa Buthelezi's name, although the visible biographical text describes Dr Rudzani Nemutudi.
The page presents an application for a 68 Ge/68 Ga generator that provides 68 Ga for peptide labelling and PET imaging applications. The supplied text does not give application steps or eligibility requirements.
18 F-FDG is presented for use as a PET radiotracer in glucose metabolic studies and in imaging cancerous tissue, brain activity, cardiac diseases and inflammatory processes.
