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1 American Nuclear Society Biology and Medicine Division (BMD)
Agenda Item #3.a American Nuclear Society Biology and Medicine Division (BMD) Presentation to the ANS Board of Directors Sam Glover, Ph.D. November 9, 2016 Las Vegas, NV

2 BMD Mission 1. Promote uses of radioisotopes and radiation in medical diagnosis, therapy and complex imaging techniques, and in other life science research including neutron, photon, and charged particle applications 2. Stimulate and promote the creation of specialized materials, equipment and facilities required for the pure and applied research in these areas 3. Advance and improve techniques and methodologies using nuclear and atomic radiations in nuclear medicine and other life science research and applications.

3 Governance Officers 2017 Sam Glover Chair
2017 Robert Downing Vice Chair 2017 Bryan Bednarz Secretary/Treasurer Members 2018 Bryan P. Bednarz Steven R. Biegalski 2016 Elisabete A. De Nadai Robert Gregory Downing Fernandes 2017 Sam Glover Stephen P. LaMont 2017 Dagistan Sahin Robert F. Penn 2019 Rui Zhang Georg Steinhauser  Staff Liaison: Valerie Vasilievas Board Liaison: Eleodor Nichita Ex Officio: Bryan Bednarz and Hans D. Gougar Young Member Liaison: Matt Mille Program Chair: Bryan Bednarz

4 Membership Trends

5 BMD Composition

6 What other divisions have BMD members?

7 2015 Actual 2016 Actual (9/30/16) Budget Funds Member Allocation 736
594 Division Income 2013 4409 (MARC X) Total Revenues 5145 Budget Expenses Awards, Plaques Newsletters Meeting Costs Officer Expense Student Support 500 1500 Scholarship Funding Other Expenses 258 Total Expenses 758 Net Surplus 4387 (906) Fund Balance 25449 29833 Fund Balance Adjustment Fund Balance at 8/31 29832 28927

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9 BMD Contributions to ANS
Contribution to ANS Position Statements PS 28: Food Irradiation PS 30: US Radioisotope Supply PS 41: Health Effects of Low Level Radiation PS 72: Use of HEU for the Production of Medical Isotopes Participation with Other Professional Societies ANS/NCC-AAPM Special Session on “The Tc-99m Crisis; The Challenges in Initiating Domestic Production of Mo-99,” Thursday October in Madison, WI. ANS/HPS Topical Meeting: on the “Applicability of Radiation-Response Models to Low Dose Protection Standards,” Tri-Cities, Washington September 23-27, 2018 Non-Meeting Publications Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry

10 HPS and ANS – July 2013

11 BMD Meetings National Meeting Participation Class I topical meeting
Methods and Applications of Radioanalytical Chemistry (MARC) X – 2015 MARC XI – 2018 2018 ANS/HPS Joint Topical Meeting on the Applicability of Radiation–Response Models to Low Dose Protection Standards

12 National Meeting Participation
Recent Session list being updated 2015 Summer BMD General Session Numerical Optimization in Medical Physics and Nuclear Engineering 2015 Winter Nuclear Techniques for Material Analysis (with IRD) Advances in Radiation Detection and Measurement (with IRD) General session (with IRD) 2016 Summer 2016 Winter

13 Class I Meetings 8th International Conference on Isotopes (8-ICI), August 2014, Chicago, IL (co-sponsored by AAD and IRD) Joint ANS/NCCAAPM Symposium on the Mo-99/Tc-99m Crisis: the Scientific, Technological and Regulatory Challenges in Alternative Production Methods and Applications of Radioanalytical Chemistry (MARC) - X, 2015 in Kona. This meeting is sponsored by BMD, IRD, and the Northern California Section. Methods and Applications of Radioanalytical Chemistry (MARC) - XI, 2018 in Kona. This meeting is sponsored by BMD, IRD, and the Northern California Section. ANS/HPS Joint Topical Meeting on the Applicability of Radiation–Response Models to Low Dose Protection Standards

14 Class III/IV Meetings Modern Trends in Activation Analysis (MTAA, held every 4 years) Nuclear Analytical Methods in the Life Sciences (NAMLS, held ever 3 years)

15 Summary BMD highlights include multiple Class I meetings
Large percentage from young members Recent additions of new personnel to Exec Committee Focus for Future Action Young member involvement Start of new award being investigated


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