PIMAL Version 6.0 Released
This latest update introduces scalable veterinary phantoms, ranging from a small feline (cat) to a medium canine (dog) and up to a large equine (horse). These enhancements allow for precise dose calculations to humans from radiation sources (radiopharmaceuticals) within one or more organs of the veterinary patient. This advancement supports veterinary practices in safely releasing treated animals to their owners while ensuring proper radiation safety measures.
VARSKIN+ (V+) Version 2.0 Released
This latest version introduces the Extravasation Dosimetry (ExtravDose) Module, enhancing the software’s capabilities in radiation dose assessment.
May 2025 User Group Meeting
Please be aware that the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) will require a copy of your passport to complete registration. As part of our internal process, we need to complete a basic security check for any foreign guests entering CNSC buildings. We kindly ask that you ensure your passport is valid and up-to-date. CNSC staff will reach out to you after submission of this form to request the passport copy.