ORAL PRESENTATION WINNERS

1st Prize Winner: Greg Bowden, University of Michigan
O-19 / Combining High-Throughput Radiochemical Experimentation Techniques with “Design of Experiments” (DoE) to Accelerate the Radiosynthesis Optimization of Novel Radiopharmaceuticals

2nd Prize Winner: Catherine Dickmann, University of Cambridge
O-03 / Development of two potential fluorine-18 radiotracers for imaging of mutant huntingtin fibrils in Huntington’s Disease

3rd Prize Winner: Taylor Johnson, University of Wisconsin-Madison
O-28 / Preliminary investigation of production and purification of [⁷⁷Br]-bedaquiline

Honorable Mentions:

Sarandeep Kaur, Helmholz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e. V.
O-10 / Protodeboronation: A major challenge in copper-mediated radiofluorination

Tanpreet Kaur, University Of Michigan
O-15 / Radiosynthesis of Primary Amides through ¹¹C-Carbonylation by [¹¹C] Carbon Monoxide using GE FX synthesis modules

Hong Beom Lee, University of Wisconsin – Madison
O-24 / Exploration of Radiosynthetic Routes for Production of Novel Theranostic Radiopharmaceutical 3-[⁷⁶Br/⁷⁷Br]bromo-pHPG

BEST POSTER PRIZE WINNERS

Pritam Roy, Wayne State University
P-10 / High-yielding Radiosynthesis of [¹⁸F]FCPPC for Microglia PET Imaging

Marine Steffann, Institut Curie, Paris
P-13 / How to design new processes for radiofluorination