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Applied Medical Physics Lab
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A lab that trains professionals who can respond to every phase of a radiation disaster.
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Training professionals prepared for all phases of radiation disasters
The Applied Medical Physics Lab's website introduces "RaMSEP," an educational program that trains professionals who can respond to radiation disasters.
The skills needed in a radiation disaster change over time. The program builds its training around the keyword "all phases," covering every phase from immediately after the disaster to the preparedness phase.
Education rests on three pillars: undergraduate education, graduate education, and postgraduate lifelong education (a certificate program).
In graduate school, a new research field, "Radiation Health Risk Science," has been established, and doctoral students receive research supervision.
Key terms
- All phases
- Every stage over time in a radiation disaster, from immediately after the event through the recovery phase to the preparedness phase
- Radiation Health Risk Science
- A field that deals with the health risks posed by radiation, including radiation disasters. It was newly established as a research field in graduate school
- Certificate program
- An educational program for working adults, aimed at medical staff, other professionals, and administrative staff who are interested in disasters
ResearchResearch themes
The educational program aims to train educators and researcher-developers in the fields of radiation disasters and health risk management. In graduate school, a new research field, "Radiation Health Risk Science," has been established, and doctoral students receive research supervision.
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- ProfessorTomonori Isobe
- Associate ProfessorYutaro Mori
- Assistant ProfessorShunsuke Moriya
- Project Assistant ProfessorIkuru Miura
- Project Assistant ProfessorNatsumi Oshida
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The top and research theme images are illustrative and were not taken at the lab. They are cropped from Wikimedia Commons images. Cropped CC BY-SA images are provided under the same CC BY-SA license as the original (version shown on each line).
- Top image: “8th CES and 8th MDG maintain nuclear and radiation emergency response readiness (9330029)” U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Karissa Dick / Public domain (cropped)
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