  The IsoDAR collaboration is developing a high-current cyclotron for a
neutrino search experiment. Designed to deliver 10 mA of 60 MeV protons, the
current and power of this cyclotron far exceed those of existing accelerators,
opening new possibilities for the production of radiopharmaceutical isotopes,
producing very high-activity samples in very short times. The cyclotron can
also be easily configured to deliver ions other than protons including 1 mA of
alpha particles at 240 MeV: this flexibility gives a broad reach into new areas
of isotope production. We explain how IsoDAR overcomes the beam limits of
commercial cyclotrons, and how it could represent the next step in isotope
production rates.
