Abstract: A radioactive or radioactivable nanostructure has a core, the core including at least two atoms, at least one of which being radioactive or radioactivable, and a shell encapsulating the core and selected among a selected material so that at the most, 20% of the radioactive radiation produced by the core are stopped or absorbed by the shell and the manufacturing method thereof. The various uses of such a nanostructure, and more specifically the use thereof in the medical field, and more specifically in targeted radiotherapy are also disclosed.

Abstract: A radioactive implant for brachytherapy includes a composite radioactive source having at least two different types of radionuclides.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for production of a radio-isotope (4) from a target (3), containing a precursor (1) of said radio-isotope (4), using a beam of accelerated particles, comprising the following method steps: preparation of a target (3), containing the precursor (1) of the radioisotope (4), irradiation of said target (3) within an irradiation chamber (10) with a beam of accelerated particles in order to induce the transmutation of the precursor (1) into the radio-isotope (4), heating said target (3) in order to bring about the efflux of the radio-isotope (4) from the target (3), collection of said radio-isotope (4), extracted as a gas and condensation of said radio-isotope (4) into a solid or liquid. The invention further relates to a device for carrying out the above method and use of the device and method for the production of palladium 103 from rhodium 103.

Abstract: A process for forming a coating on a substrate by condensation of a coating material onto the substrate while the substrate is moving through an enclosure under vacuum in which evaporation of the coating material takes place. With the inventive process, deposits with controlled structure and adhesion can be made on moving substrate or support even at very high speeds, so that the process can advantageously be carried out continuously or at variable speed.

Abstract: A process for forming a coating on a substrate by condensation of a coating material onto the substrate while the substrate is moving through an enclosure under vacuum in which evaporation of the coating material takes place.