14th Int. Conf. On Solid State Dosimetry

[Mike Bohan <mike.bohan@YALE.EDU>]

       14th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOLID STATE DOSIMETRY

 

                       http://www.ssd14.org/

 

 The Department of Therapeutic Radiology of Yale University invites

 you to participate in the 14th International Conference on Solid

 State Dosimetry, which will be held in New Haven, CT, June 27 - July

 2, 2004.

 This conference is part of a series which began in 1965 at Stanford,

 and is held in different countries every three years. Initially

 devoted to luminescence dosimetry, the Solid State Dosimetry

 conferences have become a traditional forum covering the current

 variety of processes, methods and applications of radiation

 measurements. This year, particular emphasis will be placed on the

 most advanced techniques and methods for medical and health physics.

 

        The deadline for abstract submission is February 10. 

 Manuscripts on the presentations delivered at the conference will be

 collected and published in a refereed scientific journal. Further

 details and abstract submission modalities can be found at

 http://www.ssd14.org/

 

 The conference will be preceded by a Summer School entitled "Concepts

 and Trends in Medical Dosimetry" and will consist of lectures on

 basic topics in solid state dosimetry followed by lectures on

 application in medical and health physics. The lectures will be given

 by internationally recognized experts and will published as a special

 volume distributed to the participants in the school.

 

 We are hoping to see you in New Haven,

 

 Local organizing committee

 Francesco d'Errico, Ravinder Nath, Zhe Jay Chen, Ning Jeff Yue, Yale

 University

 Jim Durham, University of Colorado

 José Maria Gómez-Ros, CIEMAT - Spain

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