The conference provides a platform to present and exchange recent achievements in fundamental and applied research related to nuclear tracks and ionizing radiation science and technology.
The scope encompasses diverse fields including space radiation, nuclear physics, nuclear chemistry, neutron dosimetry, heavy ions, radon studies, radiation biology, hadron therapy, geology and dating, laser-driven particle acceleration, scintillation materials, and track nano-technology. The formation process of tracks in solids is also a key research area, explored from the perspectives of radiation physics, radiation chemistry, and simulation studies. The conference proceedings will be publish
Topics & Focus Areas
space radiationnuclear physicsnuclear chemistryneutron dosimetryheavy ionsradon studiesradiation biologyhadron therapygeology and datinglaser-driven particle accelerationscintillation materialstrack nano-technologyformation process of tracks in solidsradiation physicsradiation chemistrysimulation studies
Official Conference Website
Visit the official website of 29th International Conference on Nuclear Tracks and Radiation Measurements (ICNTRM) for registration details, submission deadlines, and the full programme.
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