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Guwahati to get Northeast's first private medical cyclotron facility

Guwahati to get Northeast's first private medical cyclotron facility

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IIT‑Hyderabad and CEEPL recently held a valedictory ceremony marking the completion of the inaugural batch of their nuclear technology programme, as reported by The Hindu. In a separate development, The Assam Tribune notes that Guwahati will host the Northeast’s first private medical cyclotron facility. The Rs 62‑crore Nucleomed project in Bonda will produce medical isotopes for cancer diagnosis, with an 18 MeV facility slated for completion by September 2027.

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    The Rs 62-crore Nucleomed project in Bonda will produce medical isotopes for cancer diagnosis, with 18 MeV facility expected to be completed by September 2027

    — The Assam Tribune

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The Rs 62-crore Nucleomed project in Bonda will produce medical isotopes for cancer diagnosis, with 18 MeV facility expected to be completed by September 2027

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