19th EURADOS School: "Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in ionizing radiation dosimetry"
Messukeskus
Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre
Messuaukio 1, 00520 Helsinki
https://www.messukeskus.com/en/
Overview
The rapid emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies in recent years has changed many aspects of our personal and professional lives, and that trend seems likely to accelerate in the future. Included in that scope is the field of radiation dosimetry, where there is the possibility for the techniques to impact in a multitude of different ways. For example, AI has the potential to revolutionize the design and development of alternative means for measuring, calculating, analysing and quantifying radiation exposures, in applications that could involve both workers and the public in medical, industrial, nuclear, and emergency settings. Despite this, however, the principles and conceivable benefits of AI are still not always widely understood by all, and it is therefore important that researchers and dosimetrists alike do not get left behind a knowledge gap. The 19th EURADOS School aims to build and improve this understanding.
Topics
The EURADOS School will provide introductory sessions on AI and ML in general, followed by presentations on their applications within radiation dosimetry. Overall topics will include:
- Introduction to AI and ML, and tutorial on basic mechanisms
- Common pitfalls and quality assurance in AI
- Large language models for radiation protection and health care
- AI in medical applications
- AI in nuclear and radiological protection
- Possible futures of AI in radiation dosimetry
- AI activities within EURADOS
Programme
The programme of the 19th EURADOS School is shown in the 2nd announcement of the EURADOS Annual Meeting 2026.
Organisation
Scientific Committee
- Jonathan Eakins (UK Health Security Agency – UKHSA, United Kingdom)
- Paolo Ferrari (Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development - ENEA, Italy)
- Weibo Li (Federal Office for Radiation Protection – BfS, Germany)
- Hans Rabus (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt – PTB, Germany)
- Teemu Siiskonen (Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority - STUK, Finland)
- Filip Vanhavere (Belgian Nuclear Research Centre – SCK CEN, Belgium
Price
Conference fee1)
Registration and payment latest on 22nd December 2025
Full Fee: 350 € Reduced Fee2): 300 €
Registration and payment after 22nd December 2025
Full Fee: 475 € Reduced Fee2): 425 €
1) The registration fee is waived for retired persons, but online registration is mandatory.
2) Reduced fee for participants from EURADOS sponsoring institutions (see www.eurados.org/sponsors).
The fee includes participation in all events of AM2025, coffee breaks, lunches (on Tue, Wed and Thu), welcome drink (on Mon) and conference dinner (on Wed). The Training Course on Monday morning is not included in the participation fee and must be booked separately.
A separate registration for visiting the EURADOS School only on Thursday, 19th February 2026 is offered.
No online attendance is possible.
Registration and payment for the EURADOS School latest on 30th January 2026
Full Fee: 125 € Reduced Fee 2) : 100 €
2) Reduced fee for participants from EURADOS sponsoring institutions (see www.eurados.org/sponsors).
Registration info
Please register online via www.eurados-registration.org