3rd BELNUC Radioligand Therapy Course

Join the 3rd BELNUC Radioligand Therapy Course!
November 28, 2026
Sheraton Brussels Airport Hotel
Brussels Airport, 1930 Brussel, Belgien
MORE TIME FOR CASES. MORE TIME FOR DISCUSSION.
The BELNUC Radioligand Therapy Course returns for its third edition with a programme built around the decisions that increasingly define daily RLT practice: difficult patient selection, retreatment, treatment resistance, and cases where the “standard” answer is no longer obvious.
This year combines a focused “Back to basics” opening with two extended interactive case sessions and a closing discussion on quality, access, and the EARL Centres of Excellence framework. The aim is simple: less one-way teaching, more exchange.
WHY SHOULD I BE THERE?
- Understand the fundamentals that drive successful radiopharmaceutical therapies.
- Work through real dilemmas, with extended PRRT and mCRPC case discussions.
- Share your own experience: bring a challenging case and let the Belgian theranostics community think it through with you.
- Help shape quality RLT care and be among the first to hear the BELNUC/EARL survey results and join the discussion on Centre of Excellence accreditation, quality and access.
- Meet the community: enjoy the informal exchange that often solves the next clinical problem faster than another slide deck.
“As experience with radiopharmaceutical therapy (RPT) continues to grow in Belgium, we are all facing more requests to treat or retreat challenging patients. This event is the number-one occasion for formal and informal exchange of knowledge and experience. Alongside state-of-the-art keynote lectures on the fundamentals of RPT, the floor is literally yours to present and share with Belgium’s growing theranostics community!”
– Prof. dr. Tim Van den Wyngaert, BELNUC President
INTERESTED?
Visit our BELNUC RLT Day 2026 event page to take a look at this year’s program, registration fees, event sponsors, and more.
We look forward to welcoming you to the 3rd BELNUC Radioligand Therapy Course!