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New Developments in Radiation Protection and their Application in Practice
Conference9–10 June 2026, Munich (Germany)with an exhibitionin-personConference Language: German
The conference offers a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in the field of radiation protection. It serves not only to present the latest innovations, but also as a valuable platform for professional exchange and networking among experts and colleagues. The event will focus on topics such as radiation measurement technology, the storage of radioactive waste and aspects of decommissioning. The aim is to provide participants with up-to-date knowledge and to discuss best practices.
Please note: the conference language is German only.
Unfortunately the event is fully booked!!!
- laws and regulations
- dismantling
- removal of plants from nuclear supervision
- events, emergency protection
- treatment and storage of radioactive waste
- natural scientists, engineers, technicians and technical-scientific assistants who are responsible in the field of radiation protection or whose tasks require in-depth knowledge of radiation protection
- authorities, experts and applicants in the nuclear licensing and supervision process
- environmental protection officers in industry and administration
TÜV SÜD
Building Algorithmus
Room Marie Curie
Rüdesheimer Str. 10
80686 München
Hotel recommendations and travel information can be found on the German website.
The application form and details regarding the exhibition are available on the German website.
The conference program will be submitted to the competent authority. The event is intended for participants from nuclear power plants and other nuclear fuel fission facilities as a measure to maintain expertise in radiation protection in connection with the guidelines ‘Proof of Expertise of Nuclear Power Plant Personnel’, ‘Proof of Expertise of Research Reactor Personnel’, ‘Maintenance of Expertise of Responsible Nuclear Power Plant Personnel’ and ‘Expertise of Radiation Protection Officers in Nuclear Power Plants and Other Nuclear Fuel Fission Facilities’.