Vienna, Austria

ESTRO 2025

Session

Sunday
May 04
08:45 - 10:00
Brahms
Radiation biology of targeted radionuclide therapy
Emilie Alvarez-Andres, Germany;
Paul Span, The Netherlands
This symposium “Radiation Biology of Targeted Radionuclide Therapy” will compare the (immunological) effects of targeted radionuclide therapy to that of external beam radiation therapy, and discuss the differences between alpha and beta radiation. Key topics in radiopharmaceutical development, radiation biology, and therapeutic advancements will be covered, including the radiopharmaceutical pipeline, theranostic applications, clinical translation, and patent considerations. Auger electrons will also be introduced, highlighting their therapeutic potential and recent research findings. Collectively, this symposium will offer valuable insights into the evolving field of targeted radiation therapies and their clinical impact.
Symposium
Radiobiology
08:45 - 09:03
Radiobiological comparison of different radiation qualities: Alpha vs beta vs external beam radiation
Julie Nonnekens, The Netherlands
E25-4735
09:03 - 09:21
Development and radiobiological evaluation of novel radiopharmaceuticals: From lab to company
Ann-Christin Eder, Germany
E25-4734
09:21 - 09:39
Radiation biology of Auger emitters
Samantha Terry, United Kingdom
E25-4732
09:39 - 09:57
Radionuclide therapy and immune effects
Sandra Heskamp, The Netherlands
E25-4733