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Radiation Health Risk Science Lab
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A program that trains people who can respond to every phase of a radiation disaster.
AboutAbout the lab
Training people who can respond to every phase of a radiation disaster.
The Radiation Health Risk Science group runs the Radiation Health Risk Science Education Program (RaMSEP) at the Institute of Medicine, University of Tsukuba.
The program aims to train people who can respond to all phases of a radiation disaster, from immediately after it occurs through recovery and preparation for the next disaster.
It has three pillars: undergraduate (college) education, graduate education, and postgraduate lifelong education (a certificate program).
In the graduate school, a research field called "Radiation Health Risk Science" has been established, where doctoral students receive research supervision.
Key terms
- All phases
- Every stage as time passes, from immediately after a disaster occurs through recovery and preparation for the next disaster.
- RaMSEP
- Short for the Radiation Health Risk Science Education Program. The name of the project to train people who can respond to radiation disasters.
- Certificate program
- An educational course offered as postgraduate lifelong education for medical staff and other professionals interested in disasters.
ResearchResearch themes
The program provides education on the emergency medicine, radiation protection, radiation measurement, psychological care, epidemiology, and other fields that become necessary as time passes, from immediately after a radiation disaster through recovery. In the graduate school, the aim is to train people who will serve as educators or take charge of research and development in radiation disaster and health risk management.
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- ProfessorTomonori Isobe
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