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November 2018
Spera 2018 Conference
The 15th biennial conference of the South Pacific Environmental Radioactivity Association (SPERA) will be held 6 – 9 November 2018 in Perth, Western Australia. SPERA meetings are an invaluable venue for scientific exchange amongst those that work on environmental radioactivity, open to all professionals, researchers and students.
Find out more »November 2020
2020 SPERA ERICA Workshop
The UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, with the support of SPERA, is running a Radiological Environmental Protection course online for participants from Australia and other South Pacific nations. The course will include pre-recorded lectures, practical hands-on exercises, interactive Q&A sessions and demonstration sessions supported by on-line ‘chat’ with the course providers. More information is available at https://www.ceh.ac.uk/training/radiological-environmental-protection-south-pacific. The course starts on 9 November with the first sessions on 12 November then finishes on 27 November. Scholarships are available for…
Find out more »April 2021
Australasian Radiation Protection Society 2021 Conference
The theme of the ARPS 2021 conference is "Legacy and Innovation in Radiation Protection". The aim of the conference is to enrich the understanding of non-ionising and ionising radiation safety, highlight the importance of effective communication and stakeholder involvement on radiation safety, highlight new technologies and generate discussion across a broad range of radiation protection aspects looking to the past as well at the future. The Organising Committee is keen to put together a full and extensive program, which will…
Find out more »September 2021
ARPS 2021 Conference
Theme of the ARPS 2021 conference is ‘Legacy and Innovation in Radiation Protection’.
The aim of the conference is to enrich the understanding of non-ionising and ionising radiation safety, highlight the importance of effective communication and stakeholder involvement on radiation safety, highlight new technologies and generate discussion across a broad range of radiation protection aspects looking to the past as well at the future. The Organising Committee is keen to put together a full and extensive program, which will include three days of scientific sessions.
This is a wonderful opportunity to be involved in this conference. Please join us in Canberra and support ARPS as it delivers the best and most recent radiation protection information to delegates.