Researcher introduction

Radiochemistry for Nuclear Medicine

I am a radiochemistry researcher and currently working as a CSIR SRF in Nuclear Medicine. My work focuses on medical radionuclides, radiotracer chemistry, radiolabeling workflows, and research tools that make routine radiochemical calculations easier.

CSIR SRF Nuclear Medicine Radiochemistry Medical Isotopes
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Ga-68 PET
Lu-177 Therapy
F-18 PET
C-11 PET
Cu-64 Theranostic

About my work

From isotope chemistry to useful nuclear medicine applications.

My research interest sits at the interface of chemistry, radioisotope handling, analytical quality control, and biomedical application. I work with radionuclides such as Ga-68, Lu-177, F-18, C-11, and Cu-64, with attention to radiolabeling chemistry, separation behavior, purity checks, and practical calculations used in the radiochemistry lab.

Hot Atom is my space to organize radiochemistry tools, calculators, notes, and research-friendly utilities in a simple format that can be used quickly during study, lab planning, and data analysis.

Radiochemistry Researcher

Research Focus

A clean summary of the scientific areas behind the tools and notes on this site.

Ga

Radiometal Chemistry

Workflows around Ga-68, Lu-177, Cu-64, chelation chemistry, purification, and radiochemical purity evaluation.

F

PET Radiochemistry

Interest in short-lived PET radionuclides such as F-18 and C-11 for tracer synthesis, analysis, and nuclear medicine research.

QC

Quality Control

Calculations and analytical checks for calibration curves, activity, concentration, recovery, purity, and method reliability.

NM

Nuclear Medicine

Connecting radiochemistry methods with diagnostic and therapeutic applications in the nuclear medicine research environment.

Radionuclide Space

These isotopes represent the practical research world this site is built around.

Ga-68 Generator-based PET radiochemistry
Lu-177 Therapeutic radiopharmaceutical work
F-18 Short-lived PET tracer chemistry
C-11 Fast synthesis and time-sensitive analysis
Cu-64 Theranostic and radiometal applications

Why Hot Atom exists

Useful tools for the small calculations that appear everywhere.

Radiochemistry work often needs quick, careful calculations: dilution, molarity, calibration, activity, decay, recovery, and unit conversion. This website is being built as a neat home for those tools.

Open Tools
Fast calculations Clean calculators for common chemistry and radiochemistry tasks.
Research notes Space for isotope notes, method summaries, and lab-friendly references.
Mobile friendly Simple pages that work well during study, lab planning, and quick checks.

Researcher Radiochemistry.

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