Invited Speakers

He is a Founder and Director of Centre for Medical Radiation Physics (CMRP) at University of Wollongong which is a largest education and research multidisciplinary medical radiation physics Centre in Asia-Pacific.

His scientific interest and expertise is in a field of radiation semiconductor sensors development and their applications for advanced medical radiation dosimetry and space radiation

She works at the Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish academy of Science, Poland. In 2001 has joined the Radiation Physics and Dosimetry Department of the IFJ PAN where has been involved in establishing and preparing for the accreditation of the dosimetry service and was involved in a number of different programmes carried out by the Department. Served as Deputy Head of Laboratory of Individual and Environmental Dosimetry of the IFJ (the largest dosimetry service in Poland) during period 2007-2010.

She Is engaged in research and development in the field of TL dosimetry projects run by the Department, among them measurements of doses for LHCb Experiment at CERN and measurements of thermal and epithermal neutron doses at fission facilities. Since 2012 conducts measurements of gamma and neutron radiation doses at JET fusion facilities with TL detectors in the frame of neutronics experiments performed at JET within EUROfusion Consortium (EU Horizon 2020&2027).

He is a head of Radiation Dosimetry Group of the Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland, and since 2018 also the Head of the Radiation Metrology Section, which includes the Radiation Dosimetry Group and the Calibration Laboratory.

He is currently an Associate Editor for the Elsevier Journals Radiation Measurement and Physics Open. His research is focused on luminescence detectors for applications from personal to space dosimetry.

He is a tenured Full Professor of Nuclear and Biomedical Engineering, as well as of Medical Physics, at the University of Pisa (Italy), where he is vice-chair of the PhD program in Nuclear Engineering and heads the Nuclear Instrumentation and Measurements Laboratory.

He is President of the Research and Development Board of the International Program on Protection from CBRNe events at the University of Roma Tor Vergata; he is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Yale Center for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response. 

She is an assistant professor at the Department of Physics, Faculty of Philosophy, Science and Letters of Ribeirão Preto - University of São Paulo and works as a clinical medical physicist in radiotherapy at the Ribeirão Preto Medical School Hospital and Clinics – University of São Paulo. She has experience in Medical Physics, with a particular interest in radiotherapy quality control tools, including gel dosimetry and artificial intelligence.

He is Professor of Physics and Head of the Physics Department at Rhodes University in South Africa. His research interests are on study of point-defects in materials using luminescence methods particularly using with the time-resolved optical stimulation. He is the author of An Introduction to Time-resolved Optically Stimulated Luminescence published by Morgan & Claypool Publishers.

His other interests include thermoluminescence, phototransferred thermoluminescence, radioluminescence and positron annihilation of natural minerals and synthetic materials.

She is the group leader for “Novel detection techniques for ion beam radiotherapy” at the German Cancer Center in Heidelberg, Germany, and works closely with the Heidelberg Ion-Beam Therapy Facility. 

In particular, she is working on monitoring of the delivered dose using secondary ion tracking, on helium ion beam radiography and on spectroscopy of mixed ion fields.  

He is Emeritus Regents Professor of Physics at Oklahoma State University (OSU). He is the former Oklahoma Secretary for Science and Technology, and the former Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer at OSU. He is a Fellow of the American Physical society, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics, a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors.

His current research interests are in the use of luminescence techniques with personal electronic devices for use as personal emergency dosimeters.