Japanese Researcher Wins "Oral Presentation Award" at International Conference
At the 29th International Conference on Nuclear Tracks and Radiation Measurements (ICNTRM2026), held from August 24th to 29th, a Japanese researcher delivered an outstanding presentation and was honored with the Oral Presentation Award.
This conference is a significant international gathering where experts from around the world specializing in radiation measurement and nuclear tracks convene. On this occasion, a research team from the Institute for Quantum Medical Science at the National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology (QST) presented their latest findings on radiation regulatory science.
The presentation provided a detailed explanation of a new method for accurately measuring the impact of radiation on the human body and the environment, as well as the importance of this technology. The research was highly acclaimed by experts for its potential to make significant contributions to the future improvement of radiation protection and safety management.
This award serves as a testament to the global recognition of the level of research in radiation science in Japan. It is expected that technological innovation and international cooperation in this field will continue to advance in the future.