  The cyclotron designed for the IsoDAR neutrino source represents a paradigm
shift in cyclotron performance -- a factor of 10 increase in beam current. This
performance is required to develop a neutrino source of sufficient strength for
meaningful "decay-at-rest" experiments, but it also can have important
ramifications for the isotope-production sector for medical or other
applications, by enabling efficient, high-yield production of long-lived
isotopes, or isotopes where production cross sections are low.
