Organised by the

Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS)

Germany

Sponsored by the

European Network of Excellence

DoReMi

Outline

InterRad:

Interdisciplinary

Radiation Research

European Training Course

in Radiation ResearchVenue

Bundesamt fuer Strahlenschutz

Ingolstaedter Landstraße 1

85764 Oberschleissheim

Germany

Date

6th – 17th July 2015

Organisation

Max number: 12 participants

Who can participate:

MSc/PhD students registered at an EU unior scientists working in an EU country

Course fee: none

Accommodation:

Accommodation in double rooms will bearranged and supported

Required documents:

� Letter of application� CV, description of the scientific career� Supporting letter from the

supervisor/head of laboratory

(only students)

Application to: ukulka@bfs.de

Registration deadline: 31. May 2015

Information about acceptance:

16th June 2015

For more information please visit:

http://www.doremi-noe.net/training_and_education.html

For questions please contact:Dr. Ulrike Kulkae-mail: ukulka@bfs.de

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Grant Agreement No. 249689

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Purpose

The course will introduce various disci-

plines contributing to radiation research.

Insights to physical, chemical, biological

and epidemiological fundamentals in

radiation research will be provided.

These basic principles will be completed

by presenting interdisciplinary

approaches like molecular epidemiology,

biobanking, and micro and nanodosimetry.

The course will help to sensitize to the

feasibility, potential and limitations of

experimental assays and the need for

implementation of multidisciplinary

research approaches.

Lectures

• Basics in Radiation Physics

• Basics in Radiation Biology

• Basics in Radiation Epidemiology

• Micro- and Nanodosimetry

• Molecular Epidemiology

• Applied Radiation Science

• Basics in Statistics

Additionally

• 1 Day Excursion

• Certificate

All lessons will be given by expert

scientists from the BfS, the PTB (National

Metrology Institute) and Uni Goettingen

Laboratory Introduction

• Biological assays

to quantify cellular radiationdamage / repair / misrepair

� Comet assay

� Gamma H2AX assay

� Cytogenetic assays

Demonstrations

• Physical techniquesto trace radioactivity

� in food products

� in the environment

� in the human body

• Further demos in

� Proteomics (Dige technique)

� Biobank

� Emergency Preparedness