''Toronto's University Health Network has purchased the equipment needed to produce medical imaging isotopes, further reducing the city's reliance on an aging nuclear reactor. Later this year, a particle accelerator called a cyclotron will settle into ...'

''Canadian scientists have developed a method of producing an important medical imaging isotope without a nuclear reactor. The development means shortages of technetium-99, used in about 80 per cent of medical diagnostic imaging procedures — 30 million ...'

''Russian engineers negotiate with European countries and China for making cyclotrons, aimed at producing isotopes. Researchers promise not to forget about Russia as well. Engineers negotiate with China, Czech Republic and Slovakia, however ...'

''India has joined the exclusive club of nations with superconducting cyclotron capability. On Saturday, Salt Lake-based Variable Cyclotron Centre director Bikash Sinha announced the successful completion of the Rs 100 crore project only the fifth in ...'