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Grafik: Konferenz zu Entscheidungen über Schutzmaßnahmen

Ionising radiation Exercise to protect against nuclear hazards at sea

Particularly in the event of a nuclear accident, international cooperation is vital. Experts from 24 countries around the world have therefore carried out computer simulations of what would happen if an incident occurred on a nuclear-powered icebreaker in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Denmark.

more2022.12.06
A decontamination tent Source: Ralf Hettler

Ionising radiation Emergency personnel faced with multiple challenges in a radiological emergency

Volunteers are an essential pillar of many civil protection organisations. On International Volunteer Day, the Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) reminded us of the special challenges that volunteers and their colleagues face in an emergency – also in a radiological emergency.

more2022.12.01
A patient lying in a computed tomography (CT) scanner Source: Johnny Greig via Getty Images

Ionising radiation Learning from mistakes: incidents during radiation applications

Despite high quality standards in medical radiation applications, it is possible for people to be unintentionally exposed to too much radiation during an examination or therapy. This then constitutes a “significant incident” in the sense of radiation protection law and must be reported. The BfS has now published the corresponding report for 2021.

more2022.11.28
Solar eclipse seen through clouds Source: HaiGala/stock.adobe.com

Optical radiation Partial solar eclipse: 6 tips for a safe view of the sky

At midday on 25 October, many eyes will be on the sky: In good weather, a partial solar eclipse can be observed over Germany. The moon moves in front of the sun and partially obscures it.

more2022.10.17
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Ionising radiation Poor knowledge of the health risks of radon in buildings

The radioactive gas radon can occur in any building, resulting in an increased risk of lung cancer for the building's residents or people who work there. Nevertheless, few people are aware of the harmful effects of radon or its presence in buildings. These are the findings of a recent study that was carried out on behalf of the Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS).

more2022.10.06

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