Second Cyclotron and Radiochemistry Facility Opens at 1701 Page Mill

Clinical Translation to SHC and affiliated sites

• cGMP manufacturing of  novel radiopharmaceuticals to advance early detection and treatment of disease. 
• Can provide >36 tracers under FDA-approved ANDA, INDs, or RDRC

Research Capabilities

• Support Stanford Faculty with access to facilities with equipment and know-how to support their preclinical research

Education and Training

• The CRF staff provides formal training in radiation safety, radiolabeling chemistry, cGMP practice, and quality control for human studies

To meet the challenge of developing innovative precision treatments will be fostering greater collaboration with researchers in Stanford’s School of Engineering. As a first step to bring this vision into reality, we are thrilled to have launched The Center for Interventional Radiology Innovation at Stanford (IRIS). IRIS provides clinicians in Interventional Radiology with a new infrastructure for developing innovative therapies in collaboration with Stanford Engineers via a design thinking process that accelerates translation to the clinic. Led by Avnesh Thakor, MD, PhD (Associate Professor, Radiology), IRIS already has projects underway in diabetes, stroke treatment, and pediatric stents.