Notícias
Cordiais saudações! É com satisfação que a Divisão de Inovação e Tecnologias Sociais da AGIR/UFF torna público o seu primeiro Edital de Chamamento e Registro das Experiências de Tecnologia Social. Este Edital tem como objetivo identificar, mapear, documentar e...
A edição de nº 30 da Revista Brasileira de Pós-Graduação (RBPG), traz como destaque o artigo ?Dez coisas que você deveria saber sobre o Qualis?, assinado pela diretora de Avaliação da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES), Rita de Cássia...
A aluna de doutorado do PPGCCV Paula Vanessa Peclat Flores foi agraciada com uma bolsa de estudos na 7ª edição do Programa Fórmula Santander, de acordo com convênio específico firmado entre a Universidade Federal Fluminense e o Banco Santander (Brasil). Foram mais de...
The IAEA has recently published the Nuclear Medicine Physics Handbook, which is intended for teachers, students and residents involved in medical physics programmes, and aspiring to serve as primary text for academic education and clinical training of Nuclear Medicine Medical Physicists in the IAEA Member States. The handbook provides a comprehensive overview of the knowledge required in physics, instrumentation and data processing for the practice of medical physics in modern nuclear medicine.
Now additional training material, in the form of teaching slides, has been developed for each chapter of the handbook. They have been designed for teachers and students, as an additional training tool to assist in the better presentation of the content of each chapter. You can download the PDF version of the slides or register to obtain the Power Point version.
Those of you involved with internal dosimetry might be interested in the IAEA Radiotracer Biodistribution Template (IAEA-RaBiT) – a free resource for (organ level) radionuclide dosimetry research and applications. The IAEA-RaBiT is a standard-format template that can be used to organize biodistribution information within a centre, reporting it in publications, and support high throughput dosimetry protocols. We hope it will enable the development of advanced dosimetry processing tools that can be shared easily throughout the community. It is freely available for download/use, created as a community resource.
If you’re interested in Quality Assurance and Quality Controls of SPECT systems, have a look at e-learning module for SPECT systems and tutorial videos on the IAEA Human Health Campus.