Royal Society, professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and a
leader in the fields of inorganic and radiometal chemistry for more than 4 decades, died on …

In 1958 Professor Alan Davison started his research career at an exciting time for the field of
organometallic chemistry. New developments in spectroscopy, instrumentation and …

Recent Advances in Technetium Chemistry: Bridging Inorganic Chemistry and Nuclear Medicine
Page 1 Recent Advances in Technetium Chemistry: Bridging Inorganic Chemistry and Nuclear …

The development of the chemistry of technetium and its non-radioactive surrogate rhenium
has been prompted by the trends and needs of nuclear medicine, which predominantly uses …

Technetium plays an important role in modern healthcare because one of its isotopes,
technetium-99m (99mTc), is the most widely used radionuclide in diagnostic medicine. Its …

The discovery and development of new 99mTc-based radiopharmaceuticals or labeled
drugs in general is based on innovative, pure chemistry and subsequent, application …

This volume explores the potential of technetium radiopharmaceuticals in clinical nuclear
medicine. The authors examine the capabilities of synthetic inorganic chemists to synthesize …

In 1982, a group of inorganic chemists, nuclear medicine scientists, and physicians
interested in technetium (Tc) radio nuclides and their application in nuclear medicine …

By 1925 all of the naturally occurring stable elements had been discovered, most of them by
chemists mining ores. Elements 43, 61, 85 and 87 were" missing" because, as physicists …

This thesis involves the inorganic chemistry of the element technetium. Research has been
focused on those areas that would benefit the field of diagnostic nuclear medicine through …