Stanford Cyclotron and Radiochemistry Facility at Page Mill

Since the time that the Lucas facility was commissioned in 2005, applications for nuclear medicine and cyclotron technologies have significantly evolved. 1701 Page Mill will thus be adding capacity and new technologies, to include: (1) the new capability of solid targets, that calls for the production of new isotopes including production of long-lived isotopes; (2) space and equipment for theragnostic radiolabeling and dispensing for human/clinical translation; and (3) additional space (3,500 sq ft) to support our growing radiochemistry program.