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New Publication – Low Energy Electron Beam Factsheet

Low energy electron beams (LEEB), typically between 300 and 800 keV, have been used for many years to modify surface properties and decontaminate surfaces. Their low penetration depth allows for precise surface treatment without affecting underlying layers, and the compact, self-shielding accelerators can be mounted...

The iia is pleased to welcome ThreeRays (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd as its newest member. ThreeRays (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. situated in Beijing, the vision is to establish ourselves as a premier domestic and internationally recognized one-stop integrated supplier and comprehensive solutions provider for irradiation technology...

The iia will be participating in the Third International Conference on Applications of Radiation Science and Technology (ICARST-2025) to be held at the IAEA Vienna, 7-11 April 2025.  The purpose of ICARST-2025 is to provide a comprehensive review of significant developments in applications of radiation science...

ISI E-Beam, a member of iia located in the Philippines, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Science and Technology, Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (DOST-PNRI) to advance radiation processing in the Philippines. The collaboration of ISI E-Beam and DOST-PNRI is expected to boost...

On behalf of the iia, Arthur Dumba (iia General Manager) and Thomas Kroc (iia US Representative) participated in the 2025 Kilmer Conference held from February 3–6 in Orlando, Florida. This event, sponsored by AAMI and PDA, provided a platform for collaboration between the medical device...

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The Unit 1 reactor at OPG Darlington is now producing Cobalt-60 following its recent refurbishment and the authorisation issued by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) in June 2024. The reactor was modified during refurbishment to enable it to produce Cobalt-60. OPG will similarly modify the...

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