Lecture

Introduction to Radiation Biology, Protection and Applications

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Description

This lecture provides an introduction to the basic concepts of radiation detection, interactions, energy deposition, and radioisotope production. It covers applications in medicine, industry, and research, as well as the effects of ionizing radiation on biological systems. The course format includes in-person classes, live streaming, and recorded sessions, with exercises and quizzes for practice. The preliminary schedule outlines topics such as radioactivity mechanisms, dosimetry, radiation protection principles, and various applications of radiation technology.

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