FoURtH EURoPEAn IRPA CongRESS Radiation Protection ... - SEPR

Topics
- RP culture versus safety
culture
- RP ionizing and nonionizing
radiation
- Biological and health effects
of ionizing and non-ionizing
radiation
- Radiation measurements
- Experimental and
computational dosimetry
- RP recommendations,
basic safety standards and
regulations
- RP of workers, patients, and
members of the public
- RP in planned, emergency
and existing exposures
- RP after large scale events
- RP of the environment
- RP aspects of nuclear
security and malicious acts
- RP from natural radiation
and radioactivity
- RP in waste management
and decommissioning
- RP education, training,
and qualification
- RP culture in medicine,
industry, and research
- RP communication with
the society
Geneva
Great thanks to the history of
this city, its development and
the vision of its authorities,
Geneva blends the many
advantages of a small city
with the services and facilities
of a large metropolitan
area. And, more importantl,
Geneva’s tradition of
welcoming people from all
over the world makes this
city a unique and privileged
destination for association
events such as the congress
on Radio Protection. Its
central European location and
easy accessibility make it an
ideal place for international
meetings. More than 200
international organisations
are based in Geneva.
Besides its reputation as
home to famous academic
and research institutions,
the city is also known
worldwide for its beauty and
breath-taking Views of the
surrounding Alps and Jura.
RP: Radio Protection