Posted: 26.03.2018
On March 1 the ISTC project called “Research into the impact of chemical toxicants on general ecological situation at Semipalatinsk Test Site”started the subcontractor of which is the branch “Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology” RSE NNC RK. This project is one of the first being implemented in Kazakhstan since the head office of the […]
Posted: 10.02.2020
The 15th Mission –meeting of IAEA experts with representatives of Fukushima prefecture, dedicated to the issues, related to long-term radiation monitoring of the territory of Fukushima prefecture, development and application of countermeasures took place in Japan (Fukushima city) between February 2nd and 7th. Andrey Panitskiy, head of the Department for Comprehensive Ecosystems Research of the […]
Posted: 20.04.2019
Between April 16 and 17, 2019, staff members of the “Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology” RSE NNC RK A.O. Kenessarina, Yu.A. Shakenova, A.Ye. Zhiyenbekova took part in XV International Student, Master’s Student and Young Scientist Conference “Lomonosov-2019” in the city of Nur-Sultan dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the historical speech delivered by the […]
Posted: 05.11.2019
On October 28, 2019, as part of the program of a stay, UN representatives from Ireland visited the Museum of Semipalatinsk Test Site (STS). Guests familiarized themselves with the history of how the test site was set up and developed, features of nuclear tests conducted and the current radiological situation in the STS territory.
Posted: 04.04.2018
The branch “Institute of radiation Safety and Ecology”, National Nuclear Center RK performs its activities in medical and closed penitentiaries of the East-Kazakhstan, Pavlodar, Karaganda, North-Kazakhstan and Aktyubinsk regions to control operating parameters of X-ray (medical, inspection) equipment. Operating parameters of X-ray equipment are overseen on a contractual basis by visiting a work area and […]
Posted: 20.01.2021
In order to identify processes affecting the migration rate of 137Cs, 90Sr, 241Am and others in the ‘soil-plant’ system, staff members of the Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology NNC RK conducted a set of simulation vegetation experiments on the basis of the experimental greenhouse. As a result, parameter values were obtained for the accumulation […]
Posted: 04.09.2020
On the 3rd of September, 2020 at 4.00 p.m. an online meeting dedicated to the International Day Against Nuclear Tests took place. The event was arranged by Kazakhstan American Corners. The employees of Training and Information Center, Omarkhanova A.O. and Kairzhanov A.E. represented the Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology of the National Nuclear Center […]
Posted: 21.02.2020
Training courses on the subject «Special Training of the Personnel Responsible for Radiation Safety. Radiation Protection and Safety.» arranged for the employees of the RSE NNC RK took place in the branch «Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology» at February, 17-20 2020. In total, 41 employees attended lectures and practical trainings. The courses involved questions […]
Posted: 05.09.2017
On August 3 of the same year, a Japanese film crew from the HNK TV company visited the museum of Semipalatinsk Test Site history as part of the program of a stay to make a large-scale TV movie aimed at covering progressive dynamics in development of Kazakhstan. The editorial staff of the Japanese TV company […]
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.
