Programme
Programme
Book of abstracts and conference programme is now available
Excursions
During the first day of the conference 5th of June, it was possible to join one or two out of four different excursions.
European Spallation Source, ESS
The European Spallation Source is under construction on the outskirts of Lund. The facility’s unique capabilities will both greatly exceed and complement those of today’s leading neutron sources, enabling new opportunities for researchers across the spectrum of scientific discovery, including materials and life sciences, energy, environmental technology, cultural heritage and fundamental physics.
Emergency preparedness lab at the Medical Radiation Physics group, Lund University in Malmö
Part of the research group Medical Radiation Physics, Malmö, Lund University (MRPM), is one of 9 of SSMs national expert support organisations for radiological and nuclear emergency situations. MRPM has laboratories for sample preparation and analysis, as well as a wide variety of radiation detection equipment for stationary to mobile assessments.
Lund University Bioimaging centre (LBIC)
Lund University Bioimaging Centre (LBIC) is a resource of unique technologies and expertise available to preclinical and clinical research groups at Lund University, Region Skåne as well as external organizations and companies. LBIC is housing a large variety of advanced preclinical and clinical imaging equipment and techniques ranging from micro to macro.
Guided tour in medieval Lund including a visit to Lund cathedral
Some of the historical and interesting sites in the ancient city (one of the oldest cities in the Nordic countries).
Committees
| Scientific Program Committee | |
| Andrzej Wojcik | Stockholm University |
| Anja Almén | Swedish Radiation Safety Authority |
| Charlotta Lundh | Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg |
| Edda Lina | Icelandic Radiation Safety Authority |
| Jack Valentin | International Commission on Radiological Protection |
| Jens Søgaard-Hansen | Danish Decommissioning |
| Magnus Båth | University of Gothenburg |
| Maria Feychting | Karolinska Institute |
| Sören Mattsson | Lund University |
| Tone-Mette Sjømoen | Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority |
| Organising Committee | |||
| Eva Forssell Aronsson | president@nsfs.org | ||
| Christian Bernhardsson | vicepresident@nsfs.org | ||
| Marie Sydoff | conference@nsfs.org | ||
| Ann Sofie Gustafsson | treasurer@nsfs.org | ||
| Klara Insulander Björk | University of Gothenburg, conference@nsfs.org | ||
| Johan Spetz | University of Gothenburg, conference@nsfs.org | ||
| Christopher Rääf | Swedish Academic Initiative for Radiation Sciences, SAINT | ||
| Crister Ceberg | Swedish Association for Radiobiology, SfRB | ||
| Fredrik Nordström | Swedish Medical Physicist Association, SSFF | ||
| Mats Eriksson | National Committee for Radiation Protection, NKSSF, at KVA | ||
| Mattias Jönsson | Swedish Association for Radioecology, SFREK | ||
| Mikael Elvborn | Swedish Radiation Research Association for Young Scientists, SWE-RAYS | ||
| Per Roos | European Spallation Source, ESS | ||
| Per Seltborg | Swedish Radiation Safety Authority, SSM | ||
| Ulrik Kautsky | Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management, SKB | ||
| Åsa Palm | Swedish Association for Radiation Physics |