Advanced Device for Experimenting up to the Limits of the Nuclear fuel Element. This loop-type irradiation device is used to vary the reactor power and study its impact on fuels (known as power ramp experiments).

Molybdenium / Tecnetium. 99 Mo is the isotope of Molybdenum, during its radioactive decay, carried out in specific generators, it leads to the «production» of 99 Tc, technetium, which is an essential marker in scintigraphy.

Yttrium. The radioactive isotope 90 Y is mainly used to treat various cancers, including lymphomas, leukaemia, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, bone cancer and colorectal cancer. This isotope will adhere to monoclonal antibodies, which in turn will bind to the cancer cells and kill them by emitting beta particles owing to the decay of 90 Y. Needles made of 90 Y can also cut more accurately than scalpels and have been used to cut pain-transmitting nerves in the spinal cord. 90 Y is also used in radionuclide synovectomy to treat inflamed joints, particularly knees, in patients suffering from conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.

Selenium. 75 Se is the isotope of Selenium, it is used for industrial applications such as radiography, metallurgy, which allows to control the quality of metal parts.

Cobalt. 60 Co is the isotope of Cobalt, it is used in medical applications in radiotherapy, in industry (radiography, level gauges, equipment sterilization, food ionization) and in research (metrology and irradiation).