| Science and
Technology Committee: chair: Tony
Berejka 631-549-8517 berejka@msn.com
The Science and Technology Committee is responsible
for the oversight of the activities of the four
subcommittees and for coordinating the efforts
related to the dissemination of information
related to identified national priorities, needs
for standards and research, and other information
related to ionizing radiation measurements and
standards.
Subcommittees:
This subcommittee is responsible for the
identification of research and standards needs
in the medical community. It serves as the
active forum for the discussion of current
topics of interest. The subcommittee will
identify, organize, and report on special
workshops related to topics of special interest
to the medical physics community.
- Radiation Protection:
chairs:
Ken Swinth, Swinth Assoc. 509-375-1681
mailto:swinthkl@aol.com,
Carl Gogolak,
US DOE/DHS retired 908-903-1655 carl@gogolak.org
and Ken
Inn, NIST 301-975-5541 kenneth.inn@nist.gov
This subcommittee is responsible for the
identification of research and standards
need in occupational, public, and environmental
radiation protection community. It serves
as the active forum for the discussion of
current topic of interest. The subcommittee
will identify, organize, and report on special
workshops related to topics of special interest
to the radiation protection community.
- Industrial Applicatons and Materials
Effects: chairs: Roberto
Uribe, Kent State University 440-632-1780
ruribe@kent.edu
and John
Logar, Sterigenics International 856-241-8880
jlogar@sterigenics.com
This subcommittee is reponsible for the
identification of research and standards
needs in the radiation effects community.
It serves as the active forum for the discussion
of current topic of interest. The subcommittee
will identify, organize, and report on special
workshops related to topics of special interest
to the radiation effects community.
- Homeland Security:
chair: Mike
Unterweger, NIST 301-975-5536 michael.unterweger@nist.gov
This subcommittee is reponsible for the
identification of research and standards
needs in the homeland security community.
It serves as the active forum for the discussion
of current topic of interest. The subcommittee
will identify, organize, and report on special
workshops related to topics of special interest
to the homeland security community.
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