Rad4Med.be in a nutshell
As a non-profit network, Rad4Med.be promotes medical applications of nuclear science and technology by creating awareness about the use of radioactivity and nuclear radiation in healthcare and improving its visibility. It provides interested parties a network of competences available in Belgium and, when requested, helps find the correct sources of information or partners.
BioWin: Day-to-Day Management of Rad4Med.be
BioWin is responsible for the network’s operational management and coordination. Working closely with the Board, BioWin ensures the effective implementation of the network’s strategic priorities and oversees its daily activities.
BioWin coordinates meetings, workshops, events, and collaborative initiatives, manages communications and stakeholder engagement, and serves as the primary point of contact for network members and external partners. It also facilitates connections between industry, academia, healthcare providers, research organizations, public authorities, and international stakeholders to stimulate collaboration and support the development of new partnerships.
Through its operational leadership, BioWin contributes to strengthening the Belgian radiopharmaceutical and nuclear medicine ecosystem, accelerating innovation, increasing the visibility of Belgian expertise at the international level, and reinforcing Belgium’s position as a leading hub for radiopharmaceuticals and nuclear medicine.
Rad4Med.be in a nutshell
To achieve its aim, SCK CEN, the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre, BioWin, the Health cluster of Wallonia, IRE, the Institute for Radioelements, and IBA, Ion Beam Applications, have created Rad4Med.be.
Today, the network consists of 80 companies, hospitals and clinical departments, research and education centres, associations…
It is supported by SCK CEN, IRE, IBA and the Belgian Federal Government.
Rad4med.be represented the Belgian assets and know-how in the field during Royal State Visits, Belgian Princely Economic Missions, at congresses or symposia world-wide, and provided support to the Government, the International Atomic Energy Agency and other national or international counterparts.
