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Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology (NUCL) in the American Chemical Society


Welcome to the new NUCL Home Page.  The menu and sub-menus to the left will guide you to information about the Division’s activities, such as the Nuclear and Radiochemistry Summer Schools, symposia at the ACS National Meetings, other meetings related the the division members’ research, or other resources to learn more about the division.  Please feel free to send suggestions and additions to any member of the website committee. You can view some of the most recently posted information below.


Recent Posts


President’s Award WCI – Prof. Syed M. Qaim

In July 2023 at the 11th International Conference on Isotopes, Professor Syed M. Qaim of the Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ) and University of Cologne in Germany was presented with the President’s Award of the World Council on Isotopes by his Canadian …

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Faculty Position – University of Missouri

The Department of Chemistry at the University of Missouri, Columbia is seeking to fill an Assistant Professor tenure track position inradiopharmaceutical chemistry beginning in Fall 2024. It is expected that the successful candidate will have the potential to build a funded, …

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Post-Doc Position – Université Laval

Dominic Larivière is seeking a radioanalytical chemist for the development of new tools to accelerate and improve the quantification of Ra and Po at environmental levels by adapting analytical methodologies (resin separation and cloud point extraction) recently developed in the …

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Research Sci/Eng Position – University of Washington

This laboratory position involves research and production of radionuclides for medical and other applications. A primary objective of the position is to ensure the University of Washington Radionuclide Production Laboratory (UWRPL) can safely and reliably produce the radionuclide astatine-211 (211At) …

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