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  • Radiation protection science
  • Nuclear science and engineering
  • Medical physics

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  • Radiation protection is vital for nuclear energy, medicine, security, and defense.
  • The U.S. lacks a coordinated research strategy for radiation protection, creating knowledge gaps.
  • National expertise in radiation protection is declining.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To address unaddressed challenges in radiation protection across various sectors.
  • To foster cooperation among governmental agencies, researchers, and academic institutions.
  • To develop a national strategic research agenda for radiation protection.

Main Methods:

  • Convened the Radiation Protection Research Needs Workshop, involving key stakeholders.
  • Facilitated dialogue among government, academia, national laboratories, and industry.
  • Identified scientific drivers through expert breakout sessions in 10 key areas.

Main Results:

  • Highlighted critical scientific needs and knowledge gaps in radiation protection.
  • Identified key research areas including new fuel cycles, dosimetry, medical physics, space radiation, and low-dose effects.
  • Gathered stakeholder input for a national research agenda.

Conclusions:

  • A coordinated national research strategy is essential for advancing radiation protection.
  • The Health Physics Society established a task force to prioritize research needs.
  • Collaboration is key to overcoming challenges and ensuring radiation safety and beneficial applications.