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DESCRIPTION:by TBD as part of RadBio Seminars\n\nAbstract: TBA\n
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SUMMARY:Prof Christelle Chua En Lin (Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety
  Institute - National University of Singapore)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/radbio/3/">R
 adiobiology research at SNRSI – Elucidating mechanisms of radioadaptive 
 effects and Enhancement of protocols for biodosimetry</a>\nby Prof Christe
 lle Chua En Lin (Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute - Nationa
 l University of Singapore) as part of RadBio Seminars\n\n\nAbstract\nThe S
 ingapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute (SNRSI) at the National Uni
 versity of Singapore serves as a focal point for developing nuclear scienc
 e and safety capabilities\, including research\, training\, and policy sup
 port. The radiobiology department in SNRSI seeks to contribute to the ongo
 ing research\, in both understanding the effects of radiation\, especially
  long term and/or low dose rate exposure\, and shaping the protocols for e
 mergency response. Dr Christelle Chua\, senior research scientist at SNRSI
 \, will share her lab’s research in elucidating radioadaptive effects an
 d inter-individual radiosensitivity\, using their chronic low dose irradia
 tion and organ-on-a-chip setups. Complementing the work into mechanistic i
 nsight\, the lab also looks at developing their cytogenetic biodosimetry c
 apabilities\, in particular with the dicentric chromosome assay. Ongoing w
 ork aims to reduce hands-on operator time and dependence on commercial rea
 gents and software.\n
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SUMMARY:Dr Giorgio Baiocco (University of Pavia)
DTSTART:20260218T110000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/radbio/5/">B
 iological effects of radiation: from initial footprints to therapy and rad
 iation protection applications</a>\nby Dr Giorgio Baiocco (University of P
 avia) as part of RadBio Seminars\n\n\nAbstract\nThe Radiation Biophysics a
 nd Radiobiology Laboratory of the University of Pavia is hosted in the “
 A. Volta” Physics Department\, Pavia\, Italy. Within national and Europe
 an research projects\, we study the effects of ionizing radiation on biolo
 gical structures. Our work includes experimental and theoretical approache
 s. Experimental measurements are routinely performed on in vitro and ex-vi
 vo cell cultures and tissues. In parallel\, physics-based and mathematical
  computational models are used to gain mechanistic insight into cell respo
 nses to radiation. \nBesides studies on fundamental radiobiological mechan
 isms elicited by varied radiation qualities or background environmental ra
 diation\, different projects focus on applications to radiation therapy an
 d its optimization\, as well as radiation protection\, in particular on lo
 w-dose exposures and the space radiation environment.\nIn this seminar\, w
 e will briefly review a selection of the more recent research accomplishme
 nts of the Lab. This includes ongoing projects on the optimization of comb
 ined chemo- and immuno-therapy treatments with radiotherapy\, studies of s
 pace-radiation related health risks and risks of nuclear workers accidenta
 lly exposed to peculiar radioactive products as micrometric metal particle
 s.\n
LOCATION:https://researchseminars.org/talk/radbio/5/
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