CERAD researchers were represented in all the sessions of the conference: from dynamics and distribution of radionuclides in the environment to dissemination of scientific information to public and risk communication.

The International Conference on Radioecology and Environmental Radioactivity has become a traditional worldwide “rendes-vous” of students, researchers, experts, professionals, and policy-makers dealing with radioecology in the framework of radiation protection of people and the environment.

Lindis Skipperud presenting the case of road and tunnel construction in the alum shale areas

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Yevgeniya Tomkiv