The Norwegian Society for Neutron Capture Therapy (NSNCT) (Norsk Forening for Nøytroninnfangingsterapi) is a non-profit, multidisciplinary professional association committed to advancing Neutron Capture Therapy (NCT) both as a cancer treatment procedure and a tool for managing specific diseases. Our purpose is to foster the development of NCT in various scientific areas and bring together professionals from different fields.
The Norwegian Society for Neutron Capture Therapy (NSNCT) is a non-profit, multidisciplinary professional association. NSNCT is committed to advancing Neutron Capture Therapy (NCT) both as a cancer treatment procedure and a tool for managing specific diseases.
NSNCT's purpose is to help develop NCT in various scientific areas and brings together professionals from different fields. Scientific areas of focus include:
NSNCT facilitates disseminating accurate scientific information about NCT, raising awareness of research findings, establishing connections with other professional societies and relevant international organisations, and undertaking other initiatives as deemed appropriate to advance the field.
NSNCT fosters communication and collaboration among scientists and individuals worldwide engaged in NCT-related activities.
NSNCT is an associated organisation of the International Society for Neutron Capture Therapy (ISNCT).
NSNCT is a parallel organisation to other national societies for neutron capture therapy (SNCT), including JSNCT (Japan), TSNCT (Taiwan), and German Society of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (DGBNCT).
NSNCT undertakes various initiatives as deemed appropriate to advance the field of NCT. These initiatives may include organising events, conferences, and activities that contribute to the growth and development of NCT.
NSNCT serves as a hub for professionals involved in NCT, promoting collaboration, disseminating information, and contributing to the advancement of Neutron Capture Therapy in the global scientific community.
25–30 October 2026
Buenos Aires, Argentina
21st Congress on Neutron Capture Therapy of Japanese Society of Neutron Capture Therapy (JSNCT)
25-26 July 2025 | Nagasaki University
10th European Conference on Boron Chemistry (Euroboron10)
06-10 July 2025
Łódź, Poland
63rd Annual Conference of the Particle Therapy Cooperative Group (PTCOG)
02-07 June 2025
Buenos Aires, Argentina
"Proton and high-LET radiobiology research at the RadNet Birmingham Centre"
by Prof. Jason Parsons
21 Mar 2025 | Online
"BNCT for Three-Dimensional Oral Cancer Model"
by Dave Greenwald from Aviko Radiopharmaceuticals, Kido Takahiro from Stella Pharma, and Kendall Morrison from TAE Life Sciences
4 Mar 2025 | Online
"Report of ASTRO Annual Meeting and Lecture on Clinical Experience of Accelerator BNCT in Japan"
by Prof. Keiji Nihei, MD, PhD
13 Dec 2024 | Online
by Prof. Akira Matsumura, MD, PhD
04 Oct 2024 | Online
Heron Neutron Medical received a medical device license for its Accelerator-Based Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (AB-BNCT) system and is collaborating with Taipei Veterans General Hospital on ongoing clinical trials and compassionate use programs for refractory cancers.
November 2024
"Perspectives in Boron Neutron Capture Therapy: accelerating a new hope in the fight of cancer"
by Prof. Ignacio Porras
08 Mar 2024 | Online
"Personal experience during the clinical commissioning of a BNCT facility and future prospects"
by Dr. Naonori Hu
01 Dec 2023 | Online
Book: "Advances in Boron Neutron Capture Therapy"
Published by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
More presentations and interviews on ISNCT YouTube channel
The patient is given a compound containing Boron-10.
The cancer cells absorb the compound.
The patient is exposed to a beam of neutrons. Neutron-boron interaction initiates a nuclear reaction that releases high-energy particles, which travel up to 10 microns.
Subsequently, these particles cause damage to the cancer cells.
Learn more about neutron capture therapy
An article introducing Boron Neutron Capture Therapy on Teknisk Ukeblad (in Norwegian).
NSNCT aims to promote the progress of science by facilitating interactions and cooperation between clinical medicine, radiobiology, physics, engineering, chemistry, and their related fields. If you wish to become a member, please contact the secretariat (e-mail : post@nsnct.org).
An individual who conducts research that aligns with the objectives of NSNCT.
An individual or a group that shares the objectives of NSNCT and provides financial support for NSNCT's activities.
An individual who has made distinguished contributions to NSNCT. Honorary membership is recommended by the executive committee of NSNCT and is approved in a general meeting.
Office:
Allégaten 41, 5007 Bergen
Email:
post@nsnct.org