ICRU Report Committee "Radiation Protection Dosimetry"

5 Nov 2024, 10:00 → 7 Nov 2024, 16:00 Europe/Zurich

17/1-007 (CERN)

Thomas Otto (CERN)

Report Committee "Radiation Protection Dosimetry"

The aim of the meeting is to complete the report and to identify last changes before submission to the Commission  in Dec 24 / Jan 25.

Housing will be possible at the CERN Hostel, the conference room is in convenient walking distance from there. If you would like to reserve the room in the CERN Hostel, please check Accommodation Information and follow the required actions.

CERN Hostel Booking form Radiation Protection Dosimetry 04.11.24.pdf

Tuesday 5 November

1 Afternoon session 1

Welcome
Administrative details
Agree on draft schedule of meeting

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ICRU schedule for RC36

Start with Chapter 2

Speaker: Thomas Otto (CERN)

15:00 Coffee break

2 Afternoon session 2

Chapter 2
Chapter 7

Speaker: Thomas Otto (CERN)

3 Going to Meyrin for Dinner (Walk or Tram)

Proposal:
"Restaurant la Place", a Pizzeria-Restaurant run by real Napoletans, with a choice of Pizza, Pasta, and other Italian dishes.

Wednesday 6 November

4 Morning session 1

Chapter 3

Speaker: Thomas Otto (CERN)

10:15 Coffee break

5 Morning session 2

Chapter 3
Chapter 4

Speaker: Thomas Otto (CERN)

12:30 Lunch Break

6 Afternoon session 1

Chapter 4
Chapter 5

Speaker: Thomas Otto (CERN)

15:30 Coffee break

7 Afternoon session 2

Chapter 5
Chapter 6

Speaker: Thomas Otto (CERN)

8 Heading to Town for Dinner (Tram)

Proposal:
Swiss Fondue in the historic restaurant "Les Armures" in the old town of Geneva. Non-cheese dishes are also on the menu.

Thursday 7 November

9 Morning session 1

Chapter 6
Chapter 8 (Author needed)

Any left-overs

Speaker: Thomas Otto (CERN)

10:30 Coffee break

10 Morning session 2

Chapter 1 (Author needed)

How to go from here ?

Zoom -meetings dates

13:00 Lunch (optional)

11 Facility visit (optional)

Two options:

• see the Proton synchrotron halls (interesting, nearly 70-year old technical architecture) and the second-smallest synchrotron at CERN, the Low-energy ion ring.

• or see the new underground facilities of High-Luminosity LHC, but unfortunately no accelerator (the LHC is running and therefore inaccessible).