DOE Isotope Program working to mitigate isotope supply disruption
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DOE IP working to mitigate isotope supply disruption
With current world events in play, the U.S. Department of Energy Isotope Program has been carefully monitoring global radio- and stable isotope supply chains and have put mitigation plans in place.
If you are having trouble obtaining isotopes, including Ac-225, Am-241, Ba-133, C-14, Cd-109, Ce-139, Cf-252, Co-57, Cs-131, Cs-137, Fe-55, Fe-59, Ge-68, Gd-153, He-3, Ir-192, Kr-85, Mn-54, Ni-63, P-33, Pd-103, Pm-147, Ru-106, Se-75, Sr-82, Sr-90, U-234, W-188, Y-88, enriched stable isotopes, or any other isotope, please contact the National Isotope Development Center at contact@isotopes.gov to convey your concerns and also find out about supply opportunities.
If you would like to schedule a one-on-one discussion with federal staff from the DOE Isotope Program and staff from the National Isotope Development Center, please request a meeting at the link below.