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Radioactive sources play an essential role in many medical, industrial, agricultural and research applications, but their use also carries obligations. They must be securely managed throughout their lifecycle and regulatory requirements are increasingly stringent.
Ongoing research, product development and improvements in existing technologies have made many alternatives to radioactive sources increasingly capable, accessible and cost-effective. In some applications, a growing number of end users have transitioned to non-isotopic technologies, driven by a combination of security considerations, evolving regulatory requirements, operational efficiencies and long-term cost factors.
In this special report, we examine the current status and advantages of alternative technologies for some of the most commonly used radioactive source applications in medicine, industry and research. Drawing on recent case studies, market developments, and user experiences, we provide an up-to-date overview of the opportunities, limitations, costs and practical considerations associated with these technologies.