Symposium on Radiation Effects of Biomedical Interest
This symposium includes the annual meetings of two working groups (WG1, WG3)
of the COST Action RADAM and a workshop with representative experts of the
biomedical community. The COST Action RADAM was established by the COST
Physics Committee as its ninth Action Programme (P9) in 2002. Funded for 4
years it has been ratified by 14 European countries and was formally
launched in November 2003. Its main objective is to obtain a detailed
understanding of the fundamental interaction processes initiated by the
deposition of various types of radiation in biological material. The aim of
this meeting is to present new achievements in this field discussing ways to
reinforce the connection between the results of these studies and the
medical activities.
The scope of the meeting covers:
- Effects of ionising and non ionising radiation at the molecular level:
electron, photon and ion interactions, molecular dissociation, strand
breaks, ionisation, etc.
- Radiation effects at the cellular level, environments response,
bystander effects, etc.
- Medical activities based on radiations: radiotherapy,
radiodiagnostics, radiation stimulated imaging.
Latest News (updated: 19th January 2007)
Poster board size: 75 x 115 cm
IBAN number for fee transfer has been corrected.
Date for early registration now 31st December 2006
Date for submission of abstracts now 15th January 2006
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