39th Annual Radiological Protection
Summer School 2026
Radiological Protection Innovation: Learn, Connect, Transform
39 Years of Nuclear Excellence, Now at Greenwich
Join us for inspiring keynote presentations, hands-on workshops, meaningful networking, and transformative learning experiences!
4 Nights accommodation with meals
Your registration fee includes four nights of accommodation along with meals: breakfast, lunch, and three evening dinners.
Enjoy a comfortable stay with all your dining needs covered!
Walking Tour of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich
Explore the historic Royal Observatory, home of the Prime Meridian and a landmark of global scientific discovery.
Set on Greenwich Hill, this guided walking tour offers panoramic views of London and a relaxed opportunity to experience the heritage alongside fellow delegates.
Guided Visit to the National Maritime Museum
Take part in a guided visit to the National Maritime Museum, one of the world’s leading maritime museums.
Located in the heart of Greenwich, this experience explores stories of exploration, industry, and innovation, while providing informal networking time in a remarkable setting.
River Thames Cruise & Gala Dinner
Celebrate the conclusion of the Summer School with a scenic cruise along the River Thames, followed by an elegant gala dinner.
Enjoy London’s iconic skyline from the water before an evening of fine dining, conversation, and connection with fellow delegates.
Programme Highlights
What key topics will be covered during the event?
- Artificial Intelligence Applications in Radiation Protection - Regulatory considerations for AI implementation and risk analysis using AI technologies
- Advanced Radiological Instrumentation - New types of radiation detection instruments and hands-on demonstrations with cutting-edge equipment
- Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and New Nuclear Technologies - Radiation protection aspects of SMR technology
- International Recommendations and Dose Quantities - ICRP recommendations and their implementation and impact on national legislation and regulatory frameworks
- Medical Radiation Protection - Safety protocols for medical, dental, and veterinary applications
- Environmental Radioactivity and Risk Assessment - Radon in workplaces and environmental contexts
- Non-Ionizing Radiation Safety - UK legislation for non-ionizing radiation
- Emergency Preparedness and Response - Radiological emergency management strategies and public protection after major radiation releases
- Waste Management and Decommissioning - Legacy issues and long-term storage solutions
- Economics and Ethics of Radiological Protection - ALARP/ALARA principles in practice
Where will the event take place?
The landmark event will be held at the prestigious University of Greenwich, UK, at the Old Royal Naval College.
Location Address: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, London SE10 9LS, United Kingdom
What is included in the registration fee?
The registration fee covers breakfast, lunch, three evening meals, and four nights of accommodation, ensuring a comfortable and convenient experience for all participants.
What social events are planned during the celebration?
The programme includes a series of curated social experiences designed to complement the technical sessions, including a walking tour of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, a guided visit to the National Maritime Museum, a scenic River Thames cruise, and a gala dinner & more, offering delegates relaxed opportunities to connect, unwind, and enjoy the historic setting together.
How can I network with peers in the nuclear industry?
You can network with peers throughout the Summer School via a mix of structured learning and relaxed social experiences designed into the programme. Alongside workshops and group discussions, networking takes place during shared activities in Greenwich, including guided visits, the River Thames cruise, and the gala dinner, creating natural opportunities to connect with fellow delegates, faculty, and industry experts.
2026 Speaker Highlights
