Upcoming IRPA events

7th European Regional IRPA Congress, Liverpool, England, June 1-5, 2026
IRPA 17 Congress, Valencia, Spain, May 28 – June 2, 2028

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SRP 60 year Jubilee

The latest issue of the free magazine Radiation Protection Today celebrates the Diamond Jubilee of Society for Radiological Protection (SRP).

Radiation Protection Today - frontpage of 60 years jubilee issue

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Radiation Protection Today magazine

The UK Society for Radiological Protection now publishes a magazine Radiation Protection Today twice a year.  Each issue has 40 pages of features and articles and all the issues are available at www.srp-rpt.uk

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Nordic Society for Radiation Protection – NSFS

The Nordic Society for Radiation Protection (NSFS) was founded in 1964, on the initiative of Professor Rolf Sievert. NSFS is composed of board members and ordinary members from all Nordic countries that arrange a Congress in the hosting country each other year. More information can be found here.

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NSFS webinar on Chernobyl and Fukushima accidents

Perspectives from Russia, Japan and the radiation safety authorities in the Nordic countries 

NSFS presented a webinar on the 27th of May 2021. Please read the flyer for more information about the program.

The presentations are now available on the website.

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IRPA Webinar on ‘Fukushima accident, 10 years on’ is now available for offline viewing

In the beginning of April, IRPA invited everybody to a webinar dedicated to the Health consequences of the Fukushima accident, 10 years on, focused on 2 items:

  • Health monitoring program of the evacuated population and affected population
  • The thyroid screenings

The webinar is now available for viewing at any time.

Please note:

  • The webinar will not start immediately, but 54 second into the recording
  • You may change the layout on the screen and increase either the video or the ppt file as you want


Detailed information on the contents of the webinar is given in the flyer.

Fukushima: 10 yearson
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Follow-up on the Bo Lindell books

The Bo Lindell book series has received some attention in Journal of Radiological Protection.

Jack Valentin and Christopher Clement have been invited to write an editorial about the project, and the books have been reviewed by Roger Clarke. Unfortunately, the articles are copyright protected, so we can only provide links to them.

Editorial: Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it

Reviews by Roger Clarke:

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All of the translated Bo Lindell books are now available

With the publication of the Fourth and final book, ‘The Toil of Sisyphus’, the whole series of Bo Lindell’s History of Radiation, Radioactivity, and Radiological Protection is now available for free in English!

Get it through our website.

Bo Lindell’s authoritative four-book series, The History of Radiation, Radioactivity, and Radiological Protection, was published in Swedish between 1996 and 2011. The books have been translated into English, thanks to significant efforts by the NSFS, and generous additional funding by the Nordic Nuclear Safety Research (NKS); the five Nordic regulatory authorities; and the International Radiation Protection Association (IRPA).

All volumes:

  1. Pandora’s Box
  2. The Sword of Damocles
  3. The Labours of Hercules
  4. The Toil of Sisyphus
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Invitation: Webinar on the scientific basis for new recommended dose limits for the lens of the eye

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission and the Canadian Radiation Protection Association invite you to tune in and hear the expert opinions and perspectives behind the science that informed the International Commission on Radiological Protection’s recommended dose limits for the lens of the eye.

To learn more, visit:
www.nuclearsafety.gc.ca/eye-dose

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Invitation: Webinar on the scientific basis for new recommended dose limits for the lens of the eye

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission and the Canadian Radiation Protection Association invite you to tune in and hear the expert opinions and perspectives behind the science that informed the International Commission on Radiological Protection’s recommended dose limits for the lens of the eye.

To learn more, visit:
www.nuclearsafety.gc.ca/eye-dose

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