Posted: 21.05.2020
According to the law about licensing, works of this kind at the territory of the former test site can only be possible to perform if the norms for radiation safety assurance are strictly followed. Therefore, branch «Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology» of the RSE NNCRK has been continuously supporting the enterprises, performing business activities […]
Posted: 24.08.2018
The National Nuclear Center RK obtained a certificate for state registration of rights to intellectual property — database “Radioecological situation at Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site”. Currently NNC RK has gained a huge amount of information concerning the territory of the former Semipalatinsk Test Site. These are outputs of scientific research programs, commercial projects implemented by […]
Posted: 25.06.2020
Every year the number of X-ray examinations increases, therefore, the issue of the quality of research to be undertaken is becoming more pressing. Research mostly depends on how correctly the X-ray diagnostic equipment is adjusted and operates. Any malfunction in the X-ray diagnostic equipment directly affects an increase in patient doses. According to regulatory requirements […]
Posted: 11.10.2018
Between September 27 and 28, 2018 there was an international scientific and technical conference “Radiobiology: Topical problems” held on the basis of the Institute of Radiobiology, the Belorussian National Academy of Sciences in Gomel city which was attended by scientists from different countries (Belarussia, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Russia, Sweden, Japan). Upon invitation from organizers, N.V. Larionova […]
Posted: 27.05.2019
In April, 23-26 2019 INSINUME 2019 VIII international symposium dedicated to «in situ» nuclear methods in radioecology took place in Turkey (Kushadasy city). This event was attended by scientists and specialists from different countries of the world, such as France, Portugal, Belgium, Lithuania, Hungary, Turkey, Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and etc. The branch «Institute of […]
Posted: 07.12.2018
Julich Research Center, Germany as part of IAEA technical cooperation invites specialists of the National Nuclear Center and its branches for trainings and fellowships in different areas. The current year is not an exception. Between October 14 and November 16, 2018 an engineer of the ultimate analysis laboratory, Analytical Research Department, branch “Institute of Radiation […]
Posted: 14.10.2019
On September 7th– 11th, 2019 «Technologies of X-ray visualization of cultural legacy objects» training courses were held in Servia (Belgrade). The course was hosted by «Vinchi» Institute of Nuclear Researches in Belgrade, in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency. The agenda included the issues in maintenance (restoration, conservation and etc.) and study of cultural […]
Posted: 08.11.2018
On November 8, 2018 as part of projects implementation according to the IAEA technical cooperation program, the National Nuclear Center RK was visited by an IAEA Technical Cooperation Department representative, Katherina Deufrains. The main objective of the visit were issues concerning implementation of national projects under IAEA TC whereby the work in the National Nuclear […]
Posted: 05.11.2019
From 2010 onwards, the branch ‘Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology’ (IRSE) has regularly worked on preparation and issue of scientific publications entitled ‘Topical issues in radioecology of Kazakhstan’. As of today, those are now 6 issues published in three languages (Russian, Kazakh, English). At all times, the book was and is the best […]
Posted: 20.06.2019
Organization of on-the-job training, pregraduation practical training on the contractual basis has become traditional for the branch “Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology” RSE NNC RK, not only for students of Kazakhstani educational institutions but also CIS countries. In particular, 5th year students of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Radiochemistry Chair of the Chemistry Faculty […]
This training course helps the countries enhance their medical preparedness for responding to emergencies related to radiation effect. It is based on the publication entitled “General procedures of medical response in case of a nuclear or radiological emergency” (EPR-MEDICAL 2005) and other publications sponsored by IAEA and The World Health Organization.
A five-day program consisted of three modules that provide a guide on initiation of medical response at different levels (prehospitalized and hospitalized), early diagnosis, general treatment, psychological support, dosimetric and other elements associated with arrangement of medical response.
Among the subjects touched upon there were: organization of interdepartmental response, assessment of radiological situation; creation of the emergency zone; protection of responders; sorting and transfer of patients from the contaminated zone; diagnostic and radiological actions; biodosimetric sorting with a large number of injured persons, medical measures for preventing or mitigating consequences in the scene.
