PROGRAMME

4 –9 September 2022
Oslo, Norway

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08:00–09:30 Course TBC Course TBC Course TBC

Registration
09:00 Session Session Session Session
09:30 Opening Session 1b 2a PLENARY 3 5c 6a PLENARY 4
10:00
10:30 Coffee Coffee & Posters Coffee & Posters Coffee & Posters Coffee
11:00 Session Session Session Session
11:30 1c 2b Session Session 5d 6b
PLENARY 1 1f 4a
12:00
12:30 Closure
13:00
13:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
14:00
14:30 Session Session Session Session Session TBC
15:00
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16:00
PLENARY 2

Coffee
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Coffee
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16:30 Session Session Session Session TBC Session TBC
17:00 1a 1e 3b 5b 7b
17:30
Registration

18:00
18:30 IUR Session
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19:00 Possible Opera tour

19:30 Conference dinner
20:00
Reception
Informal

20:30

Session themes
¢ Session 1: Radionuclide speciation and ecosystem transfer
¢ Session 2: Radioecology in decommissioning, waste management and disposal and management of nuclear and other legacies
¢ Session 3:: Risk characterization and assessment
¢ Session 4: NORM, including technologically enhanced NORM from industry and radon
¢ Session 5: Environmental protection, surveillance and risk management
¢ Session 6: Radiobiological and multiple-stressor effects
¢ Session 7: Emergency preparedness, rehabilitation and management

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Sunday
17:00
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Registration
19:00
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20:00 Informal Reception
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 Monday 5 September
08:00–09:30 Registration

09:30–10:00 Opening Session

Chairperson’s opening remarks
WELCOME ADDRESSES

10:00–10:30 IUR V.I. Vernadsky award and Lecture

10:30–11:00 Coffee

Monday 5 Sept
11:00–13:00 PLENARY 1

11:00–11:20 Astrid LILAND, DSA, Norway

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Conclusions from the ICRER Online Event in 2021

11:20–11:40 Olivier RADAKOVITCH, IRSN, France

An overview of some AMORAD project results: Improving models used to predict dispersion and to assess the
impact of radionuclides on the environment

11:40–12:00 Joanne BROWN, IAEA

12:00–12:20
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Worldwide ingestion doses from natural radionuclides in the diet

Valerii KASHPAROV, Ukrainian Institute of Agricultural Radiology (UIAR) of Nubip of Ukraine

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Clean feed and Prussian Blue application as a countermeasure to reduce the Sr-90 and Cs-137 levels in fish
from contaminated lakes

12:20–12:40 Shoji HASHIMOTO, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Japan
Dynamics of radiocaesium in forests deposited by the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident—long-
term monitoring and modelling approaches
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12:40–13:00 Jan PENTREATH, UK

Research needs for the next 20 years to support radiation protection for the environment and animals (title TBC)

13:00–14:30 Lunch
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14:30–16:00 PLENARY 2

14:30–14:50 Dmitri GUDKOV, Institute of Hydrobiology of the NAS of Ukraine Radiobiological effects of long-term low doses
on aquatic species within the Chernobyl exclusion zone
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14:50–15:10 Mathew JOHANSEN, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Australia
Global Seafood Dose Assessment 2022

15:10–15:30 Invited presentation TBC

15:30–15:45 Jelena MRDAKOVIC POPIC, DSA, Norway

Overview of HERCA initiatives to support common understanding of EU BSS and more effective regulation of
radon and NORM at European level

15:45–16:00 Marc-Andre GONZE, IRSN, France

A comprehensive analysis of short to long-term dynamics of atmospheric radiocesium in forests contaminated
by Fukushima and Chernobyl fallouts

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 Monday 5 September
16:00–16:30 Coffee

SESSION 1a
RADIONUCLIDE SPECIATION AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSFER

16:30–16:50 Trevor STOCKI, Health Canada, Canada

Survey of Cs-137 in bird species harvested across Canada

16:50–17:10 Caroline LICOUR, Nuclear, Environmental & Medical Physics Applied Research Laboratory, Belgium
Assessment of radio cesium in mosses and lichens and geographic distribution using GIS

17:10–17:30 Masabumi KOMATSU, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Japan
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Analysis of 137Cs concentration in wild mushrooms and plants using radioactivity data brought by residents

17:30–17:45 Guillaume PÉDEHONTAA-HIAA, Lund University, Sweden

Estimation of releases of radio-cesium and polonium by combustion of peat and soil from boreal forest environ-
ment

17:45–18:00 Natalia SEMIOSHKINA, R.e.m. Gbr, Germany

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Soil - Plant Transfer of Radionuclides in Arid Environments

Prasoon RAJ, Emirates Nuclear Technology Center, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, UAE
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Soil-to-Plant Radionuclide Transfer Factor Experiments in the UAE

18:15–18:30 Andra-Rada HARBOTTLE, IAEA

New IAEA Coordinated Research Project (CRP) on Transfer of Radionuclides in Arid and Semi-Arid Environments
for Radiological Environmental Impact Assessment
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 Tuesday 6 September
SESSION 1b SESSION 2a
RADIONUCLIDE SPECIATION AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSFER RADIOECOLOGY IN DECOMMISSIONING, WASTE MANA-
GEMENT AND DISPOSAL & MANAGEMENT OF NUCLEAR
AND OTHER LEGACIES

09:00–09:20 09:00–09:20
Frederic COPPIN, IRSN, France Fredrik LIDMAN, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences,
(Bio)available fraction of 137Cs in response to its input forms Sweden
into Fukushima forest soils Linking Kd values and biogeochemistry - the case of Mo-93
in a coastal Swedish landscape

09:20–09:40 09:20–09:40
Margot VANHEUKELOM, SCK-CEN, Belgium Peter SAETRE, Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Manage-
Can the radiocaesium soil-to-plant transfer be predicted by ment Co. Sweden

ROOM YY (Parallel session)

ROOM XX (Parallel session)

the soil mineralogy? Uncertainties in exposure area in safety analysis–lessons

learned from biosphere modelling in the evaluation of a repo-
sitory for long-lived low- and intermediate-level radioactive

Tuesday 6 Sept
waste

09:40–10:00 09:40–10:00
Laureline FÉVRIER, IRSN, France
Can geochemical speciation models help to understand 137Cs
phytoavailability in soils?
T Yves THIRY, ANDRA, France
Assessing the recycling of chlorine and its long-lived 36Cl
isotope in terrestrials’ ecosystems through dynamic model-
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10:00–10:30 10:00–10:15
Nick BERESFORD, UKCEH, UK (recorded presentation) Ryk KLOS, Aleksandria Sciences Ltd, UK
A simple approach to better estimates of Sr-90 concentrations Site characterisation for waste disposal dose assessment: a
in crops case study
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10:15–10:30
Astrid BARKLEIT, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf,
Institute of Resource Ecology, Germany
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Activation determination for decommissioning of nuclear

power plant

10:30–11:00 COFFEE & POSTERS

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SESSION 1c SESSION 2b
RADIONUCLIDE SPECIATION AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSFER RADIOECOLOGY IN DECOMMISSIONING, WASTE MANA-
GEMENT AND DISPOSAL & MANAGEMENT OF NUCLEAR
AND OTHER LEGACIES

11:00–11:20 11:00–11:20
Hugo LEPAGE, IRSN, France Madison WILLIAMS-HOFFMAN, Edith Cowan University,
Prediction of dissolved and particulate cesium-137 concen- Australia
trations in the Rhône River using machine learning Distribution of anthropogenic radionuclides 90Sr, 137Cs,
238Pu, 239,240Pu and 241Am in marine sediments due to
1950’s nuclear weapons testing at the Montebello Islands,
Western Australia

11:20–11:40 11:20–11:40
Sylvia GEORG, Hubert Curien Pluridisciplinary Institute Nick BERESFORD, UKCEH, UK
(IPHC), France Wildfires in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone
Speciation and mobility of uranium (VI) in natural waters: Ef-
fect of organic matter  
ROOM YY (Parallel session)
ROOM XX (Parallel session)

11:40–12:00 11:40–12:00
Nathan BODEREAU, IRSN, France
Nuclear industry releases play a role in the riverine Carbon-14
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Meaningful and objective inference in radioecological field
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cycle studies

12:00–12:20 12:00–12:20
Alexei KONOPLEV, Fukushima University, Japan Lyubov TIMONOVA, Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology,
Long-term dynamics of radionuclides in the soil-water envi- National Nuclear Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan,
ronment: Chernobyl and Fukushima Kazakhstan
Regularity in ratios of 3H and 152Eu activity concentrations
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in soils in places of nuclear tests conducted at the Semipala-

tinsk test site

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Adrien DELAVAL, IRSN, France Marie BOURGEAUX-GOGET, Institute for Energy Technology
Modelling of radionuclides transfer along a river-sea conti- (IFE), Norway
nuum Geostatistical mapping of two nuclear sites in Norway

12:40–13:00 12:40–13:00
Lisa ROSSBACH, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Joanne BROWN, IAEA
Norway The IAEA Programme on Methods for Radiological and Envi-
Whole body bio-imaging of uranium and cerium in the nema- ronmental Impact Assessment (MEREIA): the new approach
tode Caenorhabditis elegans using synchrotron based nano
X-ray fluorescence analysis

13:00–14:30 LUNCH

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 Tuesday 6 September
SESSION 1d SESSION 3a
RADIONUCLIDE SPECIATION AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSFER RISK CHARACTERIZATION AND ASSESSMENT

14:30–14:50 14:30–14:50
Isak HOLMERIN, Stockholm University, Sweden Knut Erik TOLLEFSEN, Norwegian Institute For Water
Trophic transfer of radioactive micronutrients in a shallow Research (NIVA), Norway
benthic food web Cumulative hazard and risk assessment of multiple stressors

14:50–15:10 14:50–15:10
Danielle HILL, Griffith University, Australia Russell WALKE, Quintessa Limited, UK
Bioaccumulation and biodistribution of legacy contaminants in Guidance on biosphere modelling for radioactive waste

ROOM YY (Parallel session)

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metamorphosing tadpoles disposal: The BIOMASS methodology

15:10–15:30 15:10–15:30
Hans-Christian TEIEN, CERAD/NMBU, Norway Shulan XU, Xu Environmenal Consulting AB, Sweden
Transfer of I-129 to fish within the Fukushima and Chernobyl Development of a model for radionuclide transport in streams
exclusion zones for biosphere assessment purpose

15:30–15:45 15:30–15:45
Magali SCHIANO DI LOMBO, IRSN, France
Tritiated thymidine internalization in zebrafish embryo and
larvae: how do microdosimetry and experimental processes
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New Insights into Uranium Toxicokinetics in Model Organism
Daphnia magna via Micro and Nanoscale Imaging Techni-
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complete each other? ques

15:45–16:00 15:45–16:00
Isabelle VAN DYCK, SCK-CEN, Belgium Helen WHITEHEAD, University of Salford, UK
Phytoremediation of Co and Cs using Lemna minor: Incor- Using ecoacoustics to investigate the vocal activity of the
poration in growth model and differentiation of radio- and Common Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) in the Chernobyl Exclu-
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chemo-toxicity sion Zone

16:00–16:30 COFFEE
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SESSION 1e 16:30–17:15
RADIONUCLIDE SPECIATION AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSFER POSTER SESSION

16:30–16:45
Philipp STEINMANN, Federal Office of Public Health,

ROOM YY (Parallel session)

ROOM XX (Parallel session)

Switzerland
Be-7 and Na-22 trends in ground level air

16:45–17:00
Olivier MASSON, IRSN, France
Airborne radioiodine speciation: A study in temporal variation
and influencing environmental parameters

17:00–17:15
Deo SOURABIE, IRSN, France
Determination of the scavenging coefficients of gaseous and
particulate chlorine 36 by rain

19:00–23:00 CONFERENCE DINNER

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 Wednesday 7 September
PLENARY 3

09:00–09:20
Young investigator’s award

Sarah DONAHER, Clemson University, USA

Toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics of military-derived radium in an estuarine sentinel species

Andrian IAVNIUK, National Aviation University, Ukraine (recorded presentation)

Seedling growth processes of the common reed from the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone after additional acute X-ray irradiation
ROOM XX - IN PLENUM

09:20–09:40
Brit SALBU, NMBU/CERAD CoE, Norway
Why should radioactive particles not be ignored?

09:40–10:00
Carmel MOTHERSILL, McMaster University, Canada
Towards a holistic approach to protection of inhabitants of contaminated environments: the role of non-targeted effects

10:00–10:15
Lindis SKIPPERUD, CERAD/NMBU, Norway
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Revised model of iodine transfer to dairy cow’s milk

Wednesday 7 Sept
10:15–10:30
Dina OKHRIMCHUK, IRSN, France
Long-term biogeochemical cycling of radiocesium in French forests: field monitoring and modelling

10:30–11:30 COFFEE & POSTERS

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SESSION 1f SESSION 4a
RADIONUCLIDE SPECIATION AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSFER NORM, INCLUDING TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED NORM
FROM INDUSTRY AND RADON

11:30–11:50 11:30–11:50
Estela REINOSO-MASET, Norwegian University of Life Scien- Tom CRESSWELL, ANSTO, Australia
ces Assessing the risk of NORM scale to marine biota from
Establishing a triple quadrupole ICP-MS analysis methodology offshore oil and gas decommissioning
for the determination of 90Sr in biological samples

11:50–12:10 11:50–12:10
Tobias WEISSENBORN, Institut for Radioecology and Radia- Jelena MRDAKOVIC POPIC, DSA, Norway
tion Protection, LUH, Germany
Developing methodology for information collection for a

ROOM YY (Parallel session)

ROOM XX (Parallel session)

How to measure the bioavailability of radionuclides from systematic overview of NORM exposure sites
individual «Hot-Particles»

12:10–12:30 12:10 –12:30

Mila PELKONEN, Norwegian University of Life Sciences Joan SERRA-VENTURA, Universitat De Barcelona, Spain
(NMBU), Norway Elucidating the soil properties governing the interaction of
Environmental impact of radionuclides and trace elements
from acid forming alum shale

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12:30–12:45 12:30–12:45
Séléna FERRERES, Hubert Curien Pluridisciplinary Institute MANTERO, Juan, University of Seville, Spain
(IPHC), France
Radioecology study of a former feldspar mine in Sweden
Sorption and desorption of organic matter and uranium from
wetland soils: a molecular scale approach.

12:45–13:00 12:45–13:00
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Guogang JIA, Ispettorato Nazionale Per La Sicurezza Nucleare Nazanin LOVE, Hasselt University, Belgium
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Marketing and Societal Challenges of Alternative Cementitious
Radioecology studies on the transfer of Sr-90 and Cs-137 Binders Made with NORM-Contained By-products
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from soil to grass to cow milk under natural conditions in

central Italy

13:00–14:30 LUNCH

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SESSION 5a SESSION 4b
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SURVEILLANCE AND RISK NORM, INCLUDING TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED NORM
MANAGEMENT FROM INDUSTRY AND RADON

14:30–14:50 14:30–14:50
Floris ABRAMS, SCK-CEN, Belgium Shane TIMMONS, Economic and Social Research Institute,
Optimizing remediation of spatially dispersed agricultural Ireland
parcels impacted by a nuclear emergency: A spatio-temporal Using hazard risk maps to motivate testing for radon: An
clustering approach for polygon objects under an annual experimental test
budget constraint

14:50–15:10 14:50–15:10
Mike WOOD, University of Salford, UK Hilde Elise HELDAL, Institute of Marine Research, Norway

ROOM YY (Parallel session)

ROOM XX (Parallel session)

Disturbance of contaminated soil by military vehicles does Radium-226 and radium-228 in seafloor sediments of the
not explain anomalous radiation dose rates in the Chornobyl Norwegian continental shelf
Exclusion Zone

15:10–15:30 15:10–15:30
Olena KASHPAROVA, Ukrainian Institute of Agricultural Radio- Benjamin ZORKO, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia

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Model experiments to support field observations on uptake of ters
Cs-137 in Prussian carp (Carassius gibelio)
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15:30–15:45 15:30–15:50
Erica MAREMONTI, NMBU/CERAD, Norway Jan Steinar RØNNING, Geological Survey of Norway, Norway
Deposition of energy leads to population decline via impaired Radon problems in Kinsarvik, Western Norway–revision of
meiosis in Caenorhabditis elegans the geological model.

15:45–16:00
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Anca MELINTESCU, «Horia Hulubei» National Institute for

Physics and Nuclear Engineering, Romania
OBT production in crops at night including leaf protein
turnover
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16:00–16:30 COFFEE

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SESSION 5b POSTER SESSION (TBC)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SURVEILLANCE AND RISK
MANAGEMENT

16:30–16:50
Karolina STARK, SSM, Sweden
A regulator’s view on radiation protection of the environment

16:50–17:10 Tamara YANKOVICH, IAEA

ROOM XX (Parallel session)

Current approaches for assessment of the impact of radio-

active discharges to the environment: Update of IAEA Safety
Report Series 19

17:10–17:30
Claire CAILES, Environment Agency, UK
Protection of wildlife from permitted radiological discharges
in England: updating the Environment Agency’s habitats as-
sessments and initial radiological assessment system.

17:30–17:45 Fernando RIBEIRO, Institute of Radiation Protec-

tion and Dosimetry/Brazil
Towards the atlas of radioactivity in Brazilian soils

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ments, Latvia
Advanced monitors for radiation early warning systems
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SESSION 5c SESSION 6a
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SURVEILLANCE AND RISK RADIOBIOLOGICAL AND MULTIPLE STRESSOR EFFECTS
MANAGEMENT

09:00–09:20 09:00–09:20
Amy MACINTOSH, Macquarie University, Australia Nele HOREMANS, SCK CEN, Belgium
Application of the ERICA Tool for assessing risk to marine Effects of long term exposure of plants to radiation in nuclear
biota from NORM-contaminated products from decommissio- accident affected areas: possible role of phytohormones and
ned offshore subsea oil and gas pipelines. DNA methylation in changes in plant development

09:20–09:40 Jingjing WANG, Technical University of 09:20–09:40

ROOM YY (Parallel session)

ROOM XX (Parallel session)

Denmark, Denmark
Dag Anders BREDE, CERAD, Norway
Advanced photocatalytic technology for rapid in-situ con- Deciphering life-stage and cellular radiosensitivity of C.
centration of uranium from seawater for marine radioactivity elegans
investigation and oceanic tracer study

09:40–10:00 Agustín CEREZO FERNÁNDEZ, Universitat 09:40–10:00

Rovira i Virgili, Spain
Jorunn Elisabeth OLSEN, Norwegian University of Life
Method to automatically obtain the activity concentration of Sciences, Norway
artificial isotopes for real time gamma spectrometry networks

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conifer Norway spruce (Picea abies)
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10:00–10:20 Alexander ULANOWSKI, IAEA, Austria 10:00–10:20
IAEA-coordinated research for advancing dosimetry for biota Payel BHATTACHARJEE, Norwegian University of Life Scien-
in terrestrial environments ces, Norway
Radio-sensitivity in plants: A comparative overview of dif-
ferential responses to gamma radiation in radiotolerant A.
thaliana and radiosensitive conifer Norway spruce (Picea
abies)
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10:30–11:00 COFFEE

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SESSION 5d SESSION 6b
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SURVEILLANCE AND RISK RADIOBIOLOGICAL AND MULTIPLE STRESSOR EFFECTS
MANAGEMENT

11:00–11:20 Justin SMITH, UK Health Security Agency, UK 11:00–11:20 Selma HUREM, CERAD/NMBU, Norway
Assessment of dose rates to non-human biota from Sellafield Blood biochemistry, histology, and metabolomics in Cherno-
discharges using PC-CREAM byl Northern Pike (Esox Lucius)

11:20–11:40 Geert BIERMANS, Federal Agency for Nuclear 11:20–11:40 Erica MAREMONTI, NMBU/CERAD,
Control, Belgium Norway
25 years of online monitoring in Belgium: lessons, perspecti- Metabolic changes induced by ionizing radiation exposure in
ves and potential Atlantic salmon alevins (S. salar)
ROOM XX (Parallel session)

11:40–12:00 Muyiwa OROSUN, University of Ilorin, Nigeria 11:40–12:00 Gustavo T. DUARTE, SCK-CEN, Belgium

ROOM YY (Parallel session

Soil-to-plant transfer of 40K, 238U and 232Th and radiologi- The transcriptome analysis of Capsella bursa-pastoris from
cal risk assessment of selected mining sites in Nigeria using the Chernobyl exclusion zone reveals a unique profile for
Monte Carlo simulation adaptation to chronic ionizing radiation

12:00–12:20 Karin AQUILONIUS, SSM, Sweden 12:00–12:15 Yutthana TUMNOI, Office of Atoms for
Peace, Thailand
Carbon-14 concentrations in marine biota in the surroundings
of a nuclear power plant on the Swedish west coast

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Have the marine ecosystem and the seafood consumers in
Thailand been radiologically impacted by 137Cs?
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12:20–12:40 Zhao HUANG, Institute of Earth Environment,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Uranium isotopes in surface soil in China: level, distribution
and sources

12: 40–13:00 Hemendra MULYE, Canadian Nuclear

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Safety Commission, Canada

Assessment of radiological dose rates to aquatic organisms
in the vicinity of Canadian nuclear power plants located near
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two Great Lakes

13:00–14:30 LUNCH

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SESSION 7 a ALLIANCE SESSION (TBC)
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, REHABILITATION AND
MANAGEMENT

14:30–14:50 14:30–14:50
Erik BERGE, Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Norway Hildegarde VANDENHOVE, SCK CEN, ALLIANCE
Uncertainties in short term prediction of atmospheric disper- ALLIANCE background, including SRA
sion of radionuclides. A case study of a hypothetical accident
in a nuclear floating power plant off the West coast of Norway

14:50–15:10 14:50–15:10
ROOM XX (Parallel session)

ROOM YY (Parallel session

Paul MCGINNITY, IAEA Chernobyl & Fukushima: advances made in radioecology
Verification of Japan’s measurement data related to radioacti-
ve releases from the Fukushima Daichi Nuclear Power Station

15:10–15:30 15:10–15:30
Daniel HABER, US Department of Energy, USA Ecosystem services: a role of radioecology
US AMS–Norwegian DSA Joint Aerial Survey

15:30–15:45
Mats ISAKSSON, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
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Alliance Poster Awards & glass of drink for all / sponsored
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Modelling the life-time effective dose to a population from
fallout after a nuclear power plant accident

15:45–16:00
Govert DE WITH, NRG, Netherlands
Harmonisation of methods for the radiological impact as-
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sessment of aquatic releases to the water system in the Low

Countries

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SESSION 7 b POSTER SESSION (TBC)
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, REHABILITATION AND
MANAGEMENT

16:30–16:50
Yevgeniya TOMKIV, NMBU/CERAD, Norway

ROOM YY (Parallel session

ROOM XX (Parallel session

Embracing the complexities: the value of listening to public in

nuclear emergency preparedness

16:50–17:10
Magne SIMONSEN, Norwegian Meteorological Institute,
Norway
Challenges in radionuclide transport prediction modeling in
coastal and oceanic environments

17:10–17:30
Samantha WATSON, UK Health Security Agency, UK
Findings from literature reviews concerning non-radiological
health impacts of protective actions used in radiological
emergencies

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09:00–10:30 PLENARY 4

09:00–09:20 Neil WILLEY, University of the West of England, UK

Ecological Insights for Environmental Protection, Surveillance and Risk Management of Radionuclides in the
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Environment

09:20–09:40 Justin GWYNN, DSA, Norway

The status of the sunken nuclear submarine Komsomolets in the Norwegian Sea

09:40–10:00 Deborah OUGHTON, NMBU/CERAD, Norway

(Title TBC)

10:00–10:15 Invited presentation TBC

10:15–10:30 Lauri PARVIAINEN, POSIVA, Finland

Site characterisation for biosphere modelling in a safety case for DGR of spent nuclear fuel

10:30–11:00 COFFEE

11:00–13:00 PLENARY 5

11:00–11:20 Hildegarde VANDENHOVE, SCK CEN, Belgium

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MEENAS hand and hand with PIANOFORTE the European Partnership in European Radiation Protection Research

Knut-Erik TOLLEFSEN, Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA), Norway

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Adverse Outcome Pathway: A Path towards better Data Consolidation and Global Co-ordination of Radiation
Research

11:40–12:00 Gillian HIRTH, ICRP,

Future Work of ICRP on Environmental Radiation Protection (Title TBC)

12:00–12:20 Kathryn HIGLEY, Oregon State University, USA,

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Challenges in education and knowledge management/machine learning and big data possibilities in radioecology
(Title TBC)

12:20–12:40 Invited presentation TBC

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12:40–13:00 CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

Friday 9 Sept

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