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European Research in Radiological Sciences
Newsletter

This Newsletter is disseminating the information of the activities carried out and the progress achieved within the specific programme EURATOM “Research and training in the field of nuclear energy”, in particular within the key action programme nuclear fission and the generic research and development programmes on radiological sciences. It is published by the Scientific Associations EULEP and EURADOS as a support to their networking activities in partnership with the European Commission.

The Newsletter is available:
- on internet at http://www.euradnews.org
- as a booklet published twice yearly for a wide and lasting distribution of the information selected

The booklet is distributed to the contractors involved in the programme, and the members and corresponding members of EULEP and EURADOS, and correspondents in relevant networks within Member and Associated States in and outside EU. A limited number of copies is available from the Editor on request.

Editorial
Board
Editor in Chief
Pascal Pihet (IRSN, France)

Editor for EULEP
Wolfgang Dörr (Technical University of Dresden, Germany)

Editor for EURADOS
Francesco d'Errico (University of Pisa, Italy)

Webmaster
Paul Schofield (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)

Consultant editors
Jean-Louis Chartier (France) – EURADOS

Günther Dietze (PTB, Germany) – EURADOS

John W. Hopewell (University of Oxford, United Kingdom) - EULEP

Mohi Rezvani (University of Oxford, United Kingdom) – EULEP

Frantisek Spurny (Nuclear Physics Institute, Praha, Czech Republic) - EURADOS

Diederik Teunen (European Commission, Belgium) - DG RTD

David Thomas (NPL, United Kingdom) - EURADOS

David Taylor (University of Wales, United Kingdom) - EULEP

Legal notice

ISSN
The texts are published under the responsibility of their authors. Neither the Editor nor any person acting on behalf of one of the Partners is responsible for the use that might be made of the following information.

ISSN 1627-3699 (Online)

Submission
of papers
The Newsletter is mainly distributing information. It is not intending to publish comprehensively scientific papers to appear in the peer-reviewed literature. Recent progress achieved and preliminary results relevant to the programme are announced in reports by indicating the related forthcoming or recent journal publications. The Newsletter is also welcoming correspondence and subjects to moot points. Direct replies to such moot points are encouraged.

The material (general information, reports, moot point, correspondence, announcements, presentation of publications, etc…) may be submitted to one of the associate editors, preferably to Wolfgang Dörr concerning papers related to radiobiology and health effect issues, and to Francesco d'Errico concerning those related to dosimetry and metrology. The associate editors coordinate the issues planning, check the papers and maintain the contact with the authors when amendments are required. Possibly, consultant editors may be asked for further assistance.

The Newsletter is first implemented on the Web. Subsequently, the booklet is printed using the same material, but possibly shortened according to the planned size. The objective being to distribute the booklet end of May and end of November, contributions are expected to be submitted before April 10 and October 10 respectively, final deadlines are April 15 and October 15.

Contributions should be sent preferably in electronic form, or saved on a PC disk, including graphs and tables. Illustrative parts (logo, authors or group photographs, cartoons) are encouraged. If necessary hard copies should be sent directly the editor. Complete reference for contact and further information should be added. It will be joint to the paper or included in our contact file, available on the Web.

Editorial Board	Editor in Chief Pascal Pihet (IRSN, France) Editor for EULEP Wolfgang Dörr (Technical University of Dresden, Germany) Editor for EURADOS Francesco d'Errico (University of Pisa, Italy) Webmaster Paul Schofield (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Consultant editors	Jean-Louis Chartier (France) – EURADOS Günther Dietze (PTB, Germany) – EURADOS John W. Hopewell (University of Oxford, United Kingdom) - EULEP Mohi Rezvani (University of Oxford, United Kingdom) – EULEP Frantisek Spurny (Nuclear Physics Institute, Praha, Czech Republic) - EURADOS Diederik Teunen (European Commission, Belgium) - DG RTD David Thomas (NPL, United Kingdom) - EURADOS David Taylor (University of Wales, United Kingdom) - EULEP
Legal notice ISSN	The texts are published under the responsibility of their authors. Neither the Editor nor any person acting on behalf of one of the Partners is responsible for the use that might be made of the following information. ISSN 1627-3699 (Online)
Submission of papers	The Newsletter is mainly distributing information. It is not intending to publish comprehensively scientific papers to appear in the peer-reviewed literature. Recent progress achieved and preliminary results relevant to the programme are announced in reports by indicating the related forthcoming or recent journal publications. The Newsletter is also welcoming correspondence and subjects to moot points. Direct replies to such moot points are encouraged. The material (general information, reports, moot point, correspondence, announcements, presentation of publications, etc…) may be submitted to one of the associate editors, preferably to Wolfgang Dörr concerning papers related to radiobiology and health effect issues, and to Francesco d'Errico concerning those related to dosimetry and metrology. The associate editors coordinate the issues planning, check the papers and maintain the contact with the authors when amendments are required. Possibly, consultant editors may be asked for further assistance. The Newsletter is first implemented on the Web. Subsequently, the booklet is printed using the same material, but possibly shortened according to the planned size. The objective being to distribute the booklet end of May and end of November, contributions are expected to be submitted before April 10 and October 10 respectively, final deadlines are April 15 and October 15. Contributions should be sent preferably in electronic form, or saved on a PC disk, including graphs and tables. Illustrative parts (logo, authors or group photographs, cartoons) are encouraged. If necessary hard copies should be sent directly the editor. Complete reference for contact and further information should be added. It will be joint to the paper or included in our contact file, available on the Web.