Environmental Radioactivity Research Network Center – The purpose of this project is to study the mechanisms of distribution, transport, deposition, and transfer of radioactive materials on land, in the sea, and in ecosystems, and to contribute to the prediction of long-term contamination status and reduction of exposure doses through the estimation of the long-term contamination status and the effects on exposure doses based on these mechanisms, and through transfer modeling.

Videos

Video Release: “Introduction to Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring in Forests”

“Introduction to Environmental Radioactivity Monitoring in Forests” Now Available on Suguwaka Academia The video “Introduction…
Interviews

Feature: Behind the Preparation of IAEA Proficiency Test Samples

Researchers and laboratories that rely on analytical data must be confident in the accuracy and…
Videos

Video: Ten Years after the Fukushima Nuclear Accident—Past, Present, and Future of Agriculture

Overview Videos from the 2021 Symposium of the Japanese Society of Soil Science and Plant…
Interviews

Interview: Educating Radiation Professionals from Natural Radiation Assessment to Nuclear Accident Response

Overview Interview by JcRIC An interview with Professor Shinji Tokonami of the Institute of Radiation…
Interviews

Interview: Documenting a Historic Nuclear Accident with Scientific Precision—For the World and Future Generations

Overview Interview by JcRIC An interview with Professor Yuichi Onda of the Center for Research…

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