CONFERENCE HISTORY

The 68th Annual Radiobioassay and Radiochemical Measurements Conference is a continuation of an informal conference that has a long history. Over the past 70 years, the conference has also been known as:

Annual Bioassay and Analytical Chemistry Conference
Annual Conference on Bioassay, Analytical, and Environmental Radiochemistry
Annual Radiochemical Measurements Conference

The RRMC has a prestigious history of providing a scientific forum for professionals and students to present and discuss their work advancing technologies for detecting, measuring, and analyzing radioactive materials. Since its inception as a meeting place for the advancement of radiobioassay measurements, the RRMC has grown to include all analytical methodologies for the detection and measurement of radionuclides across a wide spectrum of industries and sample matrices. Since 1955, the conference has been hosted by volunteers from government and industry throughout the United States and Canada. This is the second time in the state of Georgia and the first in Atlanta. We welcome y’all to continue the tradition.

THE CONFERENCE HAS BEEN HOSTED BY A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT HOST SITES AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS OVER THE LAST 70 YEARS AS FOLLOWS:

Year Venue
1st - 1955 Fernald, Ohio
2nd -1956 Los Alamos, New Mexico
3rd - 1957 St. Louis, Missouri
4th - 1958 Rochester, New York
5th - 1959 Gatlinburg, Tennessee
6th - 1960 Santa Fe, New Mexico
7th - 1961 Argonne, Illinois
8th - 1962 Augusta, Georgia
9th - 1963 San Diego, California
10th - 1964 Cincinnati, Ohio
11th - 1965 Albuquerque, New Mexico
12th - 1966 Gatlinburg, Tennessee
13th - 1967 Berkeley, California
14th - 1968 New York, New York
15th - 1969 Los Alamos, New Mexico
16th - 1970 Bethesda, Maryland
17th - 1971 Boulder, Colorado
18th - 1972 Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois
19th - 1973 Moran, Wyoming
20th - 1974 Cincinnati, Ohio
21st - 1975 San Francisco, California
22nd -1976 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
23rd - 1977 Moran, Wyoming
24th - 1978 Annapolis, Maryland
25th - 1979 Las Vegas, Nevada
26th - 1980 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
27th - 1981 Santa Fe, New Mexico
28th - 1982 Boston, Massachusetts
29th - 1983 Seattle, Washington
30th - 1984 Cincinnati, Ohio
31st - 1985 Chalk River, Ontario, Canada
32nd - 1986 Gaithersburg, Maryland
33rd - 1987 Berkeley, California
34th - 1988 Las Vegas, Nevada
35th - 1989 Charleston, South Carolina
36th - 1990 Oak Ridge, Tennessee
37th - 1991 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
38th - 1992 Santa Fe, New Mexico
39th - 1993 Colorado Springs, Colorado
40th - 1994 Cincinnati, Ohio
41st - 1995 Boston, Massachusetts
42nd - 1996 San Francisco, California
43rd - 1997 Charleston, South Carolina
44th - 1998 Albuquerque, New Mexico
45th - 1999 Gaithersburg, Maryland
46th - 2000 Seattle, Washington
47th - 2001 Honolulu, Hawaii
48th - 2002 Knoxville, Tennessee
49th - 2003 Jackson Hole, Wyoming
50th - 2004 Cincinnati, Ohio
51st - 2005 Stateline/Lake Tahoe, Nevada
52nd - 2006 Chicago, Illinois
53rd - 2007 Jackson Hole, Wyoming
54th - 2008 Sandestin, Florida
55th - 2009 San Antonio, Texas
56th - 2010 Richland, Washington
57th - 2011 Sandestin, Florida
58th - 2012 Fort Collins, Colorado
59th - 2013 Rohnert Park, California
60th - 2014 Knoxville, Tennessee
61st - 2015 Iowa City, Iowa
62nd - 2017 Honolulu, Hawaii
63rd - 2018 Portland, Maine
64th - 2019 Santa Fe, New Mexico
2020 No Meeting
65th - 2021 Atlanta, Georgia

2022 No Meeting

66th - 2023 West Palm Beach, Florida

67th - 2024 West Lafayette, Indiana

68th – 2025 Idaho Falls, Idaho