Organo-ceramic hybrid materials have been developed as the separation media for a (90)Sr/(90)Y generator system. Currently available (90)Y is generally extracted from a mother solution by a solvent extraction or a successive column operation. Both processes are successfully applied to produce (90)Y with a high quality standard. However, such processes are highly dependent on what kind of extracting materials are employed. Hence, some of the previously developed technologies are not adequate for a (90)Y production because of a waste generation or leaching of radiolytic end-products from the extracting materials. In this study, high performance organo-ceramic hybrid materials have been applied for the extraction of (90)Y. The hybrid materials have properties of both a ceramic and a solvent extractant by molecularly implanting the extracting molecules on to the ceramic surfaces. In this study, organo-phosphorus functionalized hybrid materials are synthesized and tested as the separation media for the (90)Y/(90)Sr generator system. An adsorptive extraction with a small Sep-Pak type column can recover more than 92% of (90)Y with a contamination ratio of (90)Sr/(90)Y=1.2x10(-5) from the mother solution and 70% with 5x10(-7).