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Member societies

A federation of nations.

National societies and regional federations across every continent, listed by country. Each entry takes you to the society's own website.

Worldwide

One Federation, every continent.

Select a country to spin the globe to its society; every entry opens the society's own website. Countries without a national society take part through their regional federation.

Explore by country

Europe40

Americas12

Asia & Oceania21

Africa & Middle East9

Select a country to spin the globe to its society.

Select a country to spin the globe to its society; each card links to the society’s own website. Map: Natural Earth (public domain).

88 societies shown

Regional federations

Members that speak for a whole region alongside the national societies. Each links to its own website.

By country

Each entry links to the society’s own website; the Federation does not host or reproduce society content. The directory is maintained by the Federation office, which confirms each listing and address with the society.

Associate members

Beyond the national societies.

Alongside its national member societies, the Federation counts associate members — organisations that advance nuclear medicine, radiopharmaceutical science and theragnostics worldwide. Each keeps its own identity and website.

  • The ICPO Foundation logo — the International Centers for Precision Oncology.

    ICPO Foundation

    The International Centers for Precision Oncology Foundation — advancing theranostics and precision-oncology education, training and accredited centres worldwide. An associate member since 2026.

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  • WARMTH — the World Association of Radiopharmaceutical and Molecular Therapy, founded 2009.

    WARMTH

    The World Association of Radiopharmaceutical and Molecular Therapy — promoting radionuclide molecular therapy and theragnostics, and co-publisher of the World Journal of Nuclear Medicine.

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One community

Behind every listing, the people who practise the field.

Nearly a hundred societies, and behind each one the physicians, physicists, radiopharmacists, technologists and scientists who make up the specialty. The Federation is where those societies act as one.

The education programmeThe World Congress (opens in a new tab)
A clinician in a white coat reviewing work at a laptop with colleagues in a clinical setting.A delegate receiving an award on stage at the World Congress, before a backdrop reading “global translation of molecular medicine”.