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Fourth European<br />

<strong>IRPA</strong> Congress<br />

<strong>Radiation</strong> <strong>Protection</strong><br />

Culture - a global<br />

challenge<br />

23 - 27 June 2014<br />

Geneva, Switzerland<br />

Second<br />

Announcement


Invitation to the 4 th European <strong>IRPA</strong> Congress 2014<br />

In 2008 the European <strong>IRPA</strong> associate Societies have agreed that the German-<br />

Swiss <strong>Radiation</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> Association (Fachverband für Strahlenschutz, FS, the<br />

<strong>IRPA</strong> Associate Society for Germany and Switzerland) to host the 4 th European<br />

<strong>IRPA</strong> Congress in 2014. In close cooperation with the Association Romande de<br />

Radioprotection (ARRAD), our French speaking colleagues in Switzerland-Geneva<br />

was chosen as host city for this major event. The choice of the venue was driven by<br />

the intention to involve in the scientific program international organizations located<br />

in Geneva with a strong link to radio protection (such as ILO, WHO, ISO). This<br />

choice suits well the general theme of the Congress:<br />

«<strong>Radiation</strong> protection culture – a global challenge”<br />

The Fachverband is pleased to invite you to attend this congress with highly<br />

interesting topics, to scientific visits, e.g. to CERN, and to a variety of memorable<br />

social events and impressive excursions.<br />

Sincerely,<br />

Klaus Henrichs<br />

Congress president<br />

Objectives of the<br />

conference:<br />

- to understand and to<br />

promote radiation protection<br />

culture in all applications and<br />

its relation to general safety<br />

culture,<br />

- to discuss open questions<br />

and to identify perspectives<br />

for common challenges,<br />

- to strengthen the<br />

cooperation between<br />

professional societies,<br />

international organizations,<br />

regulators, NGOs, and key<br />

players in society,<br />

- to develop tools for<br />

improving communication<br />

between experts,<br />

professionals, patients, and<br />

members of the public.


Topics<br />

- RP culture versus safety<br />

culture<br />

- RP ionizing and nonionizing<br />

radiation<br />

- Biological and health effects<br />

of ionizing and non-ionizing<br />

radiation<br />

- <strong>Radiation</strong> measurements<br />

- Experimental and<br />

computational dosimetry<br />

- RP recommendations,<br />

basic safety standards and<br />

regulations<br />

- RP of workers, patients, and<br />

members of the public<br />

- RP in planned, emergency<br />

and existing exposures<br />

- RP after large scale events<br />

- RP of the environment<br />

- RP aspects of nuclear<br />

security and malicious acts<br />

- RP from natural radiation<br />

and radioactivity<br />

- RP in waste management<br />

and decommissioning<br />

- RP education, training,<br />

and qualification<br />

- RP culture in medicine,<br />

industry, and research<br />

- RP communication with<br />

the society<br />

Geneva<br />

Great thanks to the history of<br />

this city, its development and<br />

the vision of its authorities,<br />

Geneva blends the many<br />

advantages of a small city<br />

with the services and facilities<br />

of a large metropolitan<br />

area. And, more importantl,<br />

Geneva’s tradition of<br />

welcoming people from all<br />

over the world makes this<br />

city a unique and privileged<br />

destination for association<br />

events such as the congress<br />

on Radio <strong>Protection</strong>. Its<br />

central European location and<br />

easy accessibility make it an<br />

ideal place for international<br />

meetings. More than 200<br />

international organisations<br />

are based in Geneva.<br />

Besides its reputation as<br />

home to famous academic<br />

and research institutions,<br />

the city is also known<br />

worldwide for its beauty and<br />

breath-taking Views of the<br />

surrounding Alps and Jura.<br />

RP: Radio <strong>Protection</strong>


Hosting society:<br />

German-Swiss <strong>Radiation</strong> <strong>Protection</strong><br />

Association (FS)<br />

Local host:<br />

Association Romande de<br />

Radioprotection (ARRAD)<br />

Congress president:<br />

Klaus Henrichs<br />

Scientific programme:<br />

Rolf Michel (chair)<br />

Local organization:<br />

François Bochud (chair)<br />

Support by:<br />

FDPH Swiss Federal<br />

Office of Public Health<br />

Congress organizer:<br />

SYMPORG SA, Geneva,<br />

www.symporg.ch<br />

URL:<br />

www.irpa2014europe.com<br />

Email:<br />

info@irpa2014europe.com<br />

Important Dates:<br />

3 rd circular<br />

May 1, 2013<br />

Online registration<br />

Abstract submission<br />

May 1, 2013<br />

ENSI<br />

Swiss Federal Nuclear<br />

Safety Inspectorate<br />

Abstract deadline<br />

September 15, 2013<br />

Suva<br />

Swiss Accident Insurance Fund<br />

Congress venue:<br />

Centre International de Conferences<br />

Geneve (CICG), Geneva, www.cicg.ch.<br />

Accommodation:<br />

More than 120 hotels or hostels are<br />

available ranging from one to five stars.<br />

Notification of acceptance<br />

December 16, 2013<br />

Deadline for reduced Prices<br />

March 18, 2014<br />

Conference<br />

June 23 – 27, 2014<br />

Local host:<br />

irpa2014@chuv.ch<br />

<strong>IRPA</strong> : International Radio <strong>Protection</strong> Association<br />

FS : Deutsch-Schweizerischer Fachverband für Strahlenschutz<br />

ARRAD : Association Romande de Radioprotection

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