CNNC showcases its full-chain isotope solutions at CIFTIS 2026

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CNNC, PUBLISHED 21.09.2026

On September 9, the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) opened in Beijing. Under the theme "Infinite Nuclear Power, Creating the Future Together",

CNNC showcased China's three-step strategy of nuclear energy development, along with its corporate profile, culture, and industrial layout. Its four exhibition areas each offered a unique look at CNNC's innovations.

At the "world science & technology frontiers area", China's HL-4 model drew visitors eager to learn about the latest advances in fusion. Isotopes including deuterium, silicon-28 and germanium-76 were also on display, providing key materials for research in controlled fusion energy, silicon-based quantum computing and integrated circuits.

At the "main economic battlefield area", the Chaotan One model attracted attention alongside isotopes such as boron-10 and cobalt-60. These technologies are widely used in industrial non-destructive testing and irradiation processing, showcasing how nuclear technology supports the wider economy.

At the "major national needs area", specialty isotopes including rubidium-87, plutonium-238, and helium-3 were featured for their indispensable roles in strategic applications such as spaceborne atomic clocks and deep-space exploration.

At the "people's health area", the domestically developed "Kunpeng Knife" smart Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) system was showcased alongside medical isotopes such as carbon-13 and lutetium-177. CNNC has built a full-chain nuclear medicine ecosystem spanning isotope raw materials, targeted drugs, diagnostic and therapeutic equipment, and clinical services.

During CIFTIS, CNNC held a new innovative product launch and signing ceremony, reaching cooperation agreements with domestic and international partners in nuclear medicine, irradiation technology and zero-carbon energy. Isotope-based medical diagnostic reagents and irradiation processing services are examples of knowledge-intensive services, highlighting how CNNC is applying cutting-edge nuclear technologies to modern services and creating new growth opportunities in trade in services.

Topics: Isotopes, Asia, China

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