Isotope web site

Head of Department

Dallakyan Ruben

From 04/13/2021 to the present - Head of "Isotopes research and production department" at AANL
2022 - 2023 - Member of the Academic Council
2014 – 2021 - Head of "Technology development and isotopes production group" at AANL
2015 - 2019 - Scientific secretary at AANL
2013 - Defended PhD thesis titled: "The Investigation of Photonuclear Reactions under 40 MeV Energy Beam of YerPhI Linear Electron Accelerator" (YerPhI).
2010 - Graduated from Yerevan State Univercity.
2006 - 2021 AANL (Yerevan Physics Institute)
Author of more than 20 scientific publications
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Aug 23, 2022, 10:50 AM, Whistler Conference Centre, Canada
Online report-presentation on 18th Workshop on Targetry and Target Chemistry (WTTC18) - "Locally Inclined Target Holder with High-Efficiency Cooling for Nirta Solid Target Module"

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March 31, 2019 / A. ALIKHANIAN NATIONAL SCIENCE LABORATORY (Armenia)
Lecture by Ruben Dallakyan - "Radioactive isotopes and their applications" - The lecture was held within the 6th Astrophysical School "Trajectory"

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Cyclotrons – What are They and Where Can you Find Them.

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