Centre for Environmental Radioactivity (CERAD)

Centre for Environmental Radioactivity

CERAD provides scientific knowledge and tools for better protection of people and environment from harmful effects of radiation.

Lisa Rossbach and Erica Maremonti performing toxicity tests with Caenorhabditis elegans (a roundworm)
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CERAD Annual Report for 2021 is available

CERAD Annual Report for 2021 is available

Every year, CERAD publishes a report for the Norwegian Research Council. We present highlights from our research, activities of the centre, and results achieved so far.

PhD defence - Elisabeth Rødland

PhD defence - Elisabeth Rødland

Elisabeth Støhle Rødland will defend her PhD thesis “Microplastic particles from roads and traffic – occurrence and concentrations in the environment” on Thursday the 25th of August, 2022.

NanoSIMS imaging of uranium nanoparticles in daphnia intestine

NanoSIMS imaging of uranium nanoparticles in daphnia intestine

CERAD uranium nanoparticle research was recently featured as the CAMECA calendar image for July 2022

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CERAD researches the harmful effects of radiation on organisms and the ecosystem as a whole, to improve the protection of people and environment.

From 2013, the Research Council of Norway has supported CERAD as a Centre of Excellence.

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hans.christoffer.tyldum@nmbu.no
+4792843770

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