TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

2:05 61. Applications of PET imaging toward
bioremediation and geochemical studies.
N. T. Vandehey, S. E. Taylor, J. P. O’Neil
2:20 62. Digital microfluidics: Toward a
bench-top platform for on-demand radiosynthesis
of diverse PET tracers.
P. Y. Keng, H. Ding, S. Chen, S. Sadeghi,
G. J. Shah, M. E. Phelps, N. Satyamurthy,
C. Kim, R. M. van Dam
2:35 63. Design and synthesis of molecular
and nanoparticulate probes: A training
program in radiochemistry and radiotracer
development. R. N. Hanson
2:50 64. In-vitro stability measurement of
Cu-64 complexes of bifunctional chelators.
V. Maheshwari, J. Dearling,
T. S. Treves, A. B. Packard
3:05 Intermission
3:20 65. Microfluidic radiometal labeling
systems for biomolecules. D. Zeng,
D. E. Reichert, T. Wheeler, A. Desai,
P. J. Kenis
3:35 66. Preparation of a copper-64 labeled
somatostatin analog using a phosphonic
acid derivative of cross-bridge cyclam as
the chelator. Y. Guo, R. Ferdani,
C. J. Anderson
3:50 67. Preparation and biological evaluation
of 64 Cu labeled AmBaSar-RGD peptide
for improved microPET imaging of integrin
�v�3 expression. H. Cai, Z. Li,
C. Huang, R. Park, A. Shahinian,
P. S. Conti
4:05 68. Novel bifunctional chelators for
Cu-64 radiolabeling and PET imaging.
S. Jain, X. Sun, H. A. Song, S. E. Lapi,
M. J. Welch, H. Chong, B. E. Rogers
4:20 69. Synthesis and chemical stability of
actinium-fullerenes. J. Mwakisege,
G. Schweitzer, R. Boll, S. Mirzadeh
4:35 70. Optimization of solid-phase approaches
for radiolabeled peptides.
S. H. Hausner, R. D. Carpenter,
J. B. White, J. L. Sutcliffe
4:50 71. New approaches for reduction of
99
Tc pertechnetate: Potential applications
in environmental remediation and
extension to reduction of 188 Re perrhenate
for radiopharmaceutical applications.
D. McGregor, B. P. Burton-Pye,
I. M. Mbomekalle, W. W. Lukens,
L. C. Francesconi
Chemistry and Policy: Solving Problems at
the Interface
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TUESDAY MORNING
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 109A
Radiochemistry at the Facility for Rare
Isotope Beams
Applications
M. Stoyer, P. Mantica, Organizers
B. Sherrill, Presiding
8:00 72. Neptunium and plutonium borates.
T. E. Albrecht-Schmitt
8:30 73. Aqueous chemistry of technetium-99
polyoxometalates: Understanding
fundamental chemistry of technetium-99
incorporated into metal oxide
matrices. B. P. Burton-Pye, D. McGregor,
I. M. Mbomekalle, W. W. Lukens,
F. Poineau, E. Mausolf,
L. C. Francesconi
9:00 74. Radioistopes in plant science:
Meeting global challenges in sustainability.
R. A. Ferrieri
9:30 Intermission
9:45 75. Opportunities for the production of
medical isotopes with FRIB. S. E. Lapi,
M. J. Welch
10:15 76. Accelerator mass spectrometry:
Current status, new developments, and
opportunities with FRIB. P. Collon
10:45 77. Beta-NMR facility at TRIUMF:
New tools for materials science at the
nanoscale. M. Andrew, G. Morris
11:15 78. 7-Be implantation in plastics for
prosthesis wear studies. U. Greife,
L. Erikson, N. Patel, M. Wimmer,
Y. Dwiwedi, M. Laurent, K. Chipps,
J. Blackmon, R. Kozub, D. Bardayan,
C. Gross, D. Stracener, M. Smith,
C. Nesaraya, E. Rehm, I. Ahmad,
J. Greene
11:45 Panel Discussion
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 109B
Graduate Student Symposium in Nuclear
and Radiochemistry
J. Robertson, Organizer
P. Benny, Organizer, Presiding
8:00 79. Investigation of actinide solubility in
brines using XAFS. D. Olive,D.Reed,
J. Terry
8:25 80. Using polymer ligand films for rapid
radiochemical sample preparation for alpha
spectrometry. C. L. Tulley,
E. R. Gonzales, C. E. Armenta,
J. A. Hererra, D. S. Peterson
8:50 81. U(VI) and Sr(II) speciation at the
silica/water interface determined by second
harmonic generation. J. N. Malin,
F. M. Geiger
9:15 82. Lanthanide and actinide extraction
from carboxylic acid media by Cyanex®
923. J. H. Hines,K.L.Nash
9:40 83. Calorimetric and time resolved fluorescence
spectroscopy of Eu(III) complexation
with �-hydroxyisobutyric acid in a
mixed 1, 4-dioxane/water media.
M. R. Kriz, Z. Wang, K. L. Nash
10:05 Intermission
10:20 84. Radiolytic behavior of neptunium
in nitric acid in the presence of HNO 2
scavengers. M. Precek, A. Paulenova
10:45 85. Synthesis and structural characterization
of actinide phosphonate compounds:
A comparative study of Th(IV)
and U(VI) complexes. P. O. Adelani,
T. E. Albrecht-Schmitt
11:10 86. Determination of plutonium interactions
with aluminum-substituted goethite
using X-ray absorption spectroscopy.
D. L. Wang,Y.Hu,
L. K. Schwaiger, H. Nitsche
11:35 87. Chromatographic materials for the
separation of actinides and lanthanides.
K. F. York, D. D. Ensor
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 109A
New Directions in Isotope Production,
Nuclear Forensics and Radiochemistry
Science and Technology for Making
Isotopes Financially supported by U.S.
Department of Energy
D. Phillips, Organizer
D. Wilbur, R. Atcher, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:35 88. The National Isotope Development
Center. R. Atcher
1:50 89. Production of thorium-229 in a proton
accelerator. M. A. Garland,
D. W. Stracener, R. A. Boll,
S. L. Holbrook, S. Mirzadeh, J. R. Beene
2:05 90. Alternate method for production of
Ac-225. J. Harvey, J. A. Nolan, T. Kroc,
I. Gomes, P. Horwitz, D. McAlister
2:20 91. Accelerator-based production of
the therapy isotope 225 Ac. F. M. Nortier,
J. W. Weidner, H. T. Bach, K. D. John,
A. Couture, J. L. Ullmann,
M. E. Fassbender, G. S. Goff, W. Taylor,
F. Valdez, L. E. Wolfsberg, M. Cisneros,
D. Dry, M. Gallegos, R. Gritzo,
L. J. Bitteker, S. Wender, R. S. Baty
2:35 92. LaPO 4 nanoparticles doped with
Actinium-225 that partially sequester
daughter radionuclides.
J. D. Woodward, S. J. Kennel,
A. Stuckey, D. Osborne, J. Wall,
A. J. Rondinone, R. F. Standaert,
S. Mirzadeh
2:50 93. Recovery of actinium-227 from legacy
actinium-beryllium neutron sources.
M. Du, C. W. Alexander, R. A. Boll
3:05 Intermission
3:20 94. Ionic liquids as solvents for improved
production of radioisotopes.
H. Luo, J. R. Bell, R. A. Boll,
D. W. Depaoli, S. Dai
3:35 95. Assessing the wet chemistry approach
for isolation of astatine-211 from
irradiated bismuth targets. D. Wilbur,
D. K. Hamlin, M. Chyan, D. Dadachov
3:50 96. Accelerator production of Astatine-
211 from molten metallic Bismuth targets.
M. C. Lagunas-Solar
4:05 97. Production of alpha-particle emitting
At-211 at the Texas A&M Cyclotron
Institute. V. Bhakta, G. Akabani,
A. Alharbi, R. Tribble
4:20 98. Production of 64 Cu from irradiated
64 Ni. J. Robertson, A. Y. Garnov,
L. A. Saale, M. D. Weichelt
4:35 99. Production of radioisotope Cu 67
with high specific activity at Brookhaven
Linac Isotope Producer.
D. G. Medvedev, L. F. Mausner,
C. J. Dodge
4:50 100. Improved purification process for
production of gadolinium-153.
A. M. Johnson, C. Z. Soderquist,
B. K. McNamara, D. R. Fisher
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Section B
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 109B
Aqueous Chemistry and Thermodynamics
of Actinides and Fission Products: A Tribute
to Volker Neck
H. Nitsche, H. Geckeis, Organizers
T. Fanghänel (Fanghaenel), Organizer,
Presiding
A. Seibert, Presiding
8:00 Introductory Remarks
8:05 101. Aqueous chemistry and thermodynamics
of plutonium. T. Fanghänel,
V. Neck, M. Altmaier
8:35 102. Actinide chemistry in aqueous
systems at high ionic strength.
M. Altmaier
9:05 103. High ionic-strength subsurface
chemistry of actinides. D. T. Reed,
M. Borkowski, M. K. Richmann,
J. Lucchini, J. Swanson, D. Ams,
H. Khaing
9:35 Intermission
9:50 104. Hydrolysis of Pu(VI) at elevated
temperatures. L. Rao, G. Tian,
P. Di Bernardo, P. Zanonato
10:20 105. Thermodynamic approach for
predicting actinide concentrations in
leachates from radioactive waste glasses.
D. Rai,M.Yui
10:50 106. Speciation of polynuclear An(IV)
complexes by electrospray mass-spectrometry.
C. Walther
11:20 107. Hydration of gas phase ytterbium
ion complexes studied by experiment
and theory. P. X. Rutkowski,
M. Michelini, T. H. Bray, J. Marçalo,
J. K. Gibson
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 109A
Applications of Radionuclides in Imaging
and Therapy
Fluorine-18 and Carbon-11
A. Packard, M. Lewis, Organizers,
Presiding
8:30 108. Engineered antibody fragments
for immunoPET: Optimization of F-18 labeled
diabodies. E. J. Lepin, K. Liu,
M. W. Wang, S. J. Sirk, R. M. Van Dam,
C. K. Shen, A. M. Wu
8:50 109. Biodistribution and radiation dosimetry
of amyloid � plaque imaging
agent 18F-W372 measured in healthy
volunteers. J. Q. Yu,M.Doss,
R. K. Alpaugh, J. C. Walsh, Z. Zhu,
A. Chaudhary, H. Kolb, T. Morrison
9:10 110. Design, synthesis and structure
dependence of 18-[ 18 F]fluoro-thia-fatty
acids as myocardial fatty acid oxidation
probes. M. K. Pandey,A.P.Belanger,
S. Wang, T. R. DeGrado
9:30 111. F-18 radiolabeled rhodamine derivatives
as potential myocardial perfusion
tracers for positron emission tomography.
M. D. Bartholomä,
V. Gottumukkala, A. Baker, P. Dunning,
F. H. Fahey, S. T. Treves, A. B. Packard
9:50 Intermission
10:10 112. Microwave-assisted [ 18 F]fluorination
of fatty acid analog PET probes.
A. P. Belanger, M. Pandey,
T. R. DeGrado
10:30 113. Rapid 11 C-methylation of sluggishly
reactive arylamines, pyrroles, and
amides with [ 11 C]methyl iodide under the
influence of solid bases and ultrasound.
L. Cai, R. Xu, S. Guo, V. W. Pike
10:50 114. Synthesis and positron emission
tomography studies of three C-11 labeled
carboxylic acid drugs, [ 11 C]butyric acid,
[ 11 C]valporic acid, [ 11 C]4-phenylbutyric
acid. S. Kim, J. M. Hooker, D. Alexoff,
N. Otto, K. Win, N. Volkow, J. S. Fowler
11:10 115. HDAC imaging probes for
positron emission tomography.
H. V. Diyabalanage,J.M.Hooker
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Room 109A
New Directions in Isotope Production,
Nuclear Forensics and Radiochemistry
Isotope Production Financially supported by
U.S. Department of Energy
D. Phillips, Organizer, Presiding
M. Lagunas-Solar, S. Mirzadeh, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:35 116. Development of high specific activity
radionuclides. S. S. Jurisson,
C. Cutler, A. Ketring, F. M. Nortier,
J. Kitten, W. Taylor, K. John,
M. Fassbender
1:50 117. New research program for medical
radioisotope production at the Cyclotron
Institute, Texas A&M University.
A. A. Alharbi, M. McCleskey, A. Spiridon,
B. Roeder, E. Simmons, A. Azzam,
A. Banu, G. Tabacaru, V. Goldberg,
L. Trache, R. E. Tribble
2:05 118. Development of innovative radioactive
isotope production techniques at
the Pennsylvania State University Radiation
Science and Engineering Center.
K. Ünlü, B. Heidrich
2:20 119. Burn-up cross-sections of reactor
produced medical and industrial radioisotopes.
S. Mirzadeh, M. Garland, R. Boll,
R. Knapp
2:35 120. Recovery and purification of zirconium-93
from special high-burnup targets.
M. Du, C. W. Alexander
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