Awareness programmes
AERB organizes public awareness programmes at various sites in the country and also participates in such programmes organized by DAE and other bodies to disseminate information on AERB’s role, regulatory processes & functions and safety requirements to ensure that sources of ionizing radiations are handled, used and transported safely without causing harm to people and environment. The regional radiological centers instituted in various zones of our country are also being used as locations for organizing such programmes. The objective of such programmes is to improve the public perception of safe use of atomic energy and radiation for peaceful and beneficial purpose and provide right information to public to eliminate fear created by myths on radiation. Recently more impetus is placed on such programmes and a decision has been taken to make knowledgebase available on AERB’s website for visitors seeking information on how safety in use of atomic energy and radiation is ensured and reduction of its effect on human being and the environment is achieved. In this line a lot of information has been placed in this website in the form of FAQs. Also advertisements have been developed for print media and electronic media to create awareness on use of AERB approved X-ray facility.
Awareness Programmes by AERB
AERB officers explained societal applications of nuclear energy and ionising radiation, its safety aspects and role played by AERB in ensuring safety, to teachers and Principals of various secondary level schools located at Chunnabhatti and Tilak Nagar. The programme, conducted in Marathi, was held at Shantaram Krushnaji Pantwalawalka Madyamik Vidyalay, Kurla, Mumbai, and was well received.
Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), as a part of its public outreach activities and towards the celebrations of ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’, has organised an awareness programme exclusively for the Journalists of Mumbai Metropolitan Region on September 20, 2022, at its headquarters in Mumbai. This was first of its kind programme organised by AERB, with an objective to apprise them of regulations of safety in nuclear and radiation facilities.The programme included talks by senior scientific officers of AERB, discussions and visit to scientific exhibition.
Executive Director, AERB addressing the Journalists
AERB Executive Director, Shri C. S. Varghese, in his inaugural address, appreciated the role played by the Journalists in dissemination of information to the society. He emphasized that the recent IRRS (Integrated Regulatory Review Service) Mission of IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) in June, 2022 concluded that AERB showed a strong commitment and professionalism to ensure nuclear and radiation safety in the country. On the strengths of its regulatory practices, approach and safety record, AERB is now seen as a competent and mature regulator by the utilities and the peer regulators worldwide. Currently AERB is taking efforts to formalise its regulatory processes further, to make it more efficient, preparing for the projected large-scale expansion in the Indian nuclear power programme in the near future. With this background, he urged that the news on nuclear and radiation technologies may be presented in correct perspective and context.
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Panel of AERB Scientific officers answering the questions posed by Journalists
(From left to Right) Shri R. U. Parmar, Head, DRI, Dr. P. K. Dash Sharma, Head, RSD, Shri S. Harikumar, Head, NPSD (Moderator) Shri J. Koley, Head, OPSD, Shri Deepak Ojha, Head, DRP&E
Journalists visiting the exhibits of NPCIL, HWB, BRIT and AERB
Journalists attending the program
Dr. H. Seshadri delivering awareness talk to participants
The participants interacted with AERB team and clarified their queries on safety aspects in nuclear power plants. The programme was well received by the participants.
Glimpses of public outreach programme
Dr. L. Thilagam, Scientific Officer, AERB-SRI responding to the question of participant.
AERB team with the teachers and students of Trichy Public School
Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) with the support of Office of Inspector General (Security), Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) and coordination with Rajasthan Police conducted an awareness programme on ‘Security of Radioactive Sources’ for Rajasthan police officials on May 24, 2022.
The programme was conducted in hybrid mode i.e. physical participation of Police Officials and representatives of radiation facilities (using Catgory-1 & 2 radioactive sources) in Jaipur at Rajasthan Police Academy, Jaipur and online participation of Police officials from various districts of Rajasthan.
The objective of the programme was to bring the law and enforcement authorities of Rajasthan and representatives of Radiation Facilities (using Cat – 1 & 2 radioactive sources) in a common platform to disseminate requirements for ensuring security of radioactive sources and apprise the role of law and enforcement authorities.
From R to L: Shri B. K. Singh, AERB; Shri Anand Pinjarkar, AERB; Shri Paris Deshmukh, DCP Jaipur (North); Shri Sanjay Kumar, Director (S&C), BARC and representatives of Radiation Facilities at Rajasthan Police Academy, Jaipur
During the programme, police officers were made aware by officers of Directorate of Regulatory Affairs and Communication (DRA&C), AERB about the basic applications of ionising radiation for societal benefits, national regulatory framework for radiation safety and security aspects of radiation sources. Shri Sanjay Kumar, Director (Security and Coordination), Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) informed on the role and responsibility of law and enforcement authorities in respect of security of radioactive material. The programme was interactive and beneficial to participants.
During the programme, AERB officers assured the existence of regulatory framework for ensuring safety in the nuclear power plant operations, multifarious applications of ionising radiation sources for societal benefits and thus ensuring radiation safety of occupational workers, public and the environment. The interactions were mostly in regional language. AERB officers answered the related queries of participants.
AERB also provided its Organisation brochure for information to general public visiting the offices of Grampanchayat. The programme was interactive and well received by the participants.
AERB conducted webinar on January 28, 2022 from 11:30 – 13:00 hrs on “Societal Benefits of Radiation Technology and Safety Aspects” for institutions of higher education in Indore and stakeholders of radiation facilities possessing ionising radiation sources in Madhya Pradesh.
Shri G. Nageswara Rao, Chairman AERB delivering the inaugural address
The webinar was attended by about 65 participants including faculty members, students and representatives of radiation facilities. Chairman, AERB, Shri G. Nageswara Rao, addressed on the occasion. Official from Directorate of Regulatory Affairs and Communications (DRA&C), AERB delivered a lecture on “Societal Benefits of Radiation Technology and Safety Aspects”. The webinar was interactive and appreciated by the participants.
Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) with the support of Office of Inspector General (Security), Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) and coordination with Andhra Pradesh (AP) Police organised a webinar on November 10, 2021 for the Police officials of AP. About 50 representatives of radiation facilities using Catgory-1 & 2 radioactive sources in the state of AP also participated in the webinar. The theme of webinar was ‘Security of Radioactive Sources’.
The objective of the webinar was to bring the law and enforcement authorities of AP and representatives of Radiation Facilities (using Cat – 1 & 2 radioactive sources) in a common platform to disseminate requirements for ensuring security of radioactive sources and apprise the role of law and enforcement authorities.
Shri G Nageswara Rao, Chairman AERB, Shri D. Gautam Sawang, Director General of Police, AP, Shri Vinayak Apte, IG (Security), DAE addressed on the occasion. Shri N. Sanjay, Director, Andhra Pradesh Police Academy elucidated the importance of training on security of radioactive sources to the police personnel and informed that over 100 police officials are participating in the webinar. He also appreciated webinar material provided by AERB in regional language (Telugu) on the subject.
Shri G Nageswara Rao, Chairman AERB, Shri D Gautam Swang, DGP (AP),Shri Vinayak Apte, IG (Security), DAE, Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C and DRA&C officers during the webinar.
During the webinar, police officers were made aware by Directorate of Regulatory Affairs and Communication (DRA&C) Officers, AERB about the basic applications of radiation for societal benefits, national regulatory framework for radiation safety and security aspects of radioactive sources. Shri Sanjay Kumar, Director (Security and Coordination), BARC informed on the role and responsibility of law and enforcement authorities. The webinar was interactive with discussions after the presentations.
Glimpses of Webinar
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AERB conducted webinar on July 07, 2021 from 11:30 – 13:00 hrs on “Societal Benefits of Radiation Technology and Safety Aspects” for institutions of higher education in Guwahati and stakeholders of radiation facilities possessing ionising radiation sources in Assam.
The webinar was attended by several faculty members, students and representatives of radiation facilities. Shri Deepak Ojha, Head, International Coordination and Communication Section, Directorate of Regulatory Affairs and Communications, AERB while welcoming the participants informed that AERB organises interactive programs with stakeholders and public about its regulatory controls for nuclear and radiation safety and on technologies under its purview by conducting outreach programs across the country, this webinar was one such program.
Shri G. Nageswara Rao, Chairman AERB delivering the inaugural address
Chairman, AERB, Shri G. Nageswara Rao, welcomed the participants of the webinar. He highlighted the substantial benefits accrued from applications of ionising radiation in medicine, industry, agriculture, food preservation and R&D field. Ionising radiation technologies are deeply entrenched in meeting societal needs and its aspirations. AERB plays key role in developing safety regulations and their enforcement in ensuring the safety of personnel using these technologies and the public. He expressed concern over misconceptions, misgivings and fears about the technology due to lack of proper understanding and knowledge of the subject. He expressed that the webinar will be helpful to participants in understanding how societal benefits are derived safely from ionising radiation. Chairman, AERB thanked the participants for their keen interest to attend the webinar.
Dr. Avinash. U. Sonawane, Head, Directorate of Regulatory Affairs and Communications (DRA&C), AERB delivered a lecture on “Societal Benefits of Radiation Technology and Safety Aspects”. The webinar was interactive and appreciated by the participants.
AERB with the support of IG, DAE and Addl. DG of Police, Gujarat organized on February 02, 2021, a webinar on ‘Security of Radioactive Material/Sources’ for the Police officials of Gujarat. Employer/Licensee/RSOs of radiation facilities using Catgory-1 & 2 radioactive sources (i.e. Gamma Radiation Processing Facilities, Radiotherapy facilities using tele-cobalt and brachytherapy equipment, Gamma Irradiation Chamber equipment and facilities using Industrial Gamma Radiography Exposure Devices) also attended the webinar.
The objective of the webinar was to make aware and understand the role of law and enforcement agencies and radiation facilities on provisions for ensuring security of radioactive sources and implementation of these provisions as per AERB Guidelines on Security of Radioactive Sources.
Shri Narasimha Komar, Addl. DG of Police (Law and Order), Gujarat inaugurated the webinar and elucidated the importance of civilian applications of radioactive material and its security aspects considering potential exposure from unsecured radioactive sources.
R to L: Dr. Rajdeepsinh Jhala, Superintendent of Police, Valsad, Gujarat, Shri Anand Pinjarkar, DRA&C, AERB, Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head DRA&C, AERB and Shri Sanjay Kumar, Director (Security and Coordination), DAE in webinar.
During the webinar, police officers were made aware by Head DRA&C, AERB about the basic applications of radiation for societal benefits, national regulatory framework for radiation safety and security aspects of radioactive sources. Shri Sanjay Kumar, Director (Security and Coordination), DAE informed on the role and responsibility of law and enforcement authorities. Shri Anand Pinjarkar, DRA&C, AERB coordinated this virtual event. The presentation by AERB officials were delivered from the Virtual Conference facility of Collector Office of Valsad, Gujarat.
AERB conducted public outreach webinar on virtual platform on November 24, 2020, from 3:00pm to 4:30pm on “Societal Benefits of Radiation Technology and Safety Aspects”, for institutions of higher education, medical institutes, hospitals and professional associations located in and around Chandigarh. The webinar was attended by many faculty members and students. Shri Deepak Ojha, Head, International Coordination and Communication Section, AERB while welcoming the participants informed that AERB organises interactive programs with stakeholders and public about its regulatory controls for nuclear and radiation safety and on technologies under its purview by conducting outreach programs across the country to disseminate the factual information and that owing to the constraints due to COVID 19, the webinar has been organised as part of the AERB program.
Shri G. Nageswara Rao, Chairman AERB delivering the inaugural address
Chairman, AERB, Shri G. Nageswara Rao, welcomed the participants of the webinar. Chairman, highlighted the substantial benefits accrued from applications of radiation in medicine, industry, agriculture, food preservation and security. Radiation technologies are deeply entrenched in the working of society and AERB plays key role in ensuring the safety of personnel using these technologies and the public. AERB regulatory oversight has ensured that these facilities operate in-line with the international standards on radiation safety. This is evident from a near impeccable track record in the use of radiation technologies. He expressed that the public should not have any misgivings and fear of radiation technologies. Chairman, AERB thanked the participants for their keen interest to attend the webinar and encouraged their active interaction. Dr. Avinash. U. Sonawane, Head, Directorate of Regulatory Affairs and Communication (DRA&C), AERB delivered a lecture on “Societal Benefits of Radiation Technology and Safety Aspects”.
AERB organised two day awareness programme on ‘Radiation Safety in the use of Radiation Source for Societal Benefits’ in association with Institute of Engineers India (IEI)-Madurai chapter during Nov 25-26, 2019 at Madurai. First day of the programme (i.e. Nov 25, 2019) was organised for AERB’s regulated radiation facilitates located in-and-around Madurai district and second day (i.e. Nov 26, 2019) was organised for members of public. The members of the public included faculty of engineering/science/social science colleges, civic authorities, students and journalists. The programme was attended by over 200 participants.
Shri. G. Nageswara Rao, Chairman AERB, addressing the gathering.
Shri. G. Nageswara Rao, Chairman AERB and Shri. S.Rajagopal, Chairman IEI-Madurai inaugurated the programme. Chairman, AERB addressed the gathering and said use of nuclear energy for electricity does not use fossil fuel that pollutes environment. Chairman, AERB also expressed that the use of ionising radiation is in all aspects of society such as in medicine, industry, food preservation and security. AERB’s regulatory requirements ensure that use of nuclear energy and ionising radiation does not cause undue risk to the health of people and the environment. District collector of Madurai, Dr. T. G. Vinay was the chief guest on Nov 26, 2019 and he appreciated the importance of radiation technology. He quoted examples of use of X-rays and radio-pharmaceuticals for diagnostics and treatment, and addressing pressing societal issues such as waste management in metropolitan and other cities through technology using radiation in treating sewage water.
In the second session, AERB officers covered various topics related to the theme through interactive talks. Talks included career opportunities in nuclear energy and radiation applications.
An exhibition with informative posters & exhibits was also arranged during the programme. This facilitated active discussions between AERB officers and participants. The programme was well- received by the participants.
About 900 delegates including technologist professionals & students from Diagnostic Radiology, Radiotherapy & Nuclear Medicine discipline, Radiologists & Medical Physicists participated in NCISRT-2019. As a part of continuous efforts towards promotion of radiation safety and disseminating information on AERB’s regulatory requirements to the stakeholders of ionising radiation technology in medicine, AERB participated in NCISRT-2019. The conference was inaugurated by Dr. Subhash Garg Hon’ble Minister of State, Medical & Health Services, Information and Public Relation, Government of Rajasthan.
Dr. Subhash Garg, Hon’ble Minister of State, Medical & Health Services and Information and Public Relation, Government of Rajasthan, Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head DRA&C, AERB and other dignitaries on dice releasing souvenir of NCISRT-2019.
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head DRA&C, AERB was invited as Guest of Honour. Dr. A. U. Sonawane, delivered a plenary talk on ‘Radiation Protection and Concerns in Diagnostic Radiology from Regulatory Perspective’. AERB provided English and Hindi version of radiation safety leaflets pertaining to Diagnostic Radiology to all delegates.
AERB participated in ‘8th Safety Systems Excellence Awards & Conference for Industry' organised by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), on 26-09-2019 at FICCI, New Delhi. The theme of conference was - Workplace Safety & Occupational Health. AERB official apprised the gathering of about 80 participants from industries on various societal application of ionising radiation and regulations for safe usage of radiation sources.
AERB official Shri Anand Pinjarkar delivering the talk.
AERB participated in the workshop organised by DAE for the Journalists. The workshop was organised in collaboration with the National Union of Journalists (India), School of Journalism [NUJ(I)-SJC] with an objective to reach out to the general public, in the correct perspective about societal benefits of atomic energy, using the media which is a powerful interface. More than 45 Journalists belonging to NUJ(I)-SJC as well as from local region participated in the workshop. Workshop involved series of lectures from the experts and close interactions on the subject. Lecture on ‘Regulatory & Safety Aspects in Application of Radiation Sources for Societal Benefits’ was delivered by Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C during the workshop.
Dr. A.U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C delivering the lecture during workshop
Informative exhibition was also organised which was visited by Journalists along with large number of school/college students from Rawatbhata & Kota and general public. AERB also set up an informative exhibition stall to disseminate information on its mandate and functions. The workshop provided a valuable platform to interact with the media personnel and proved to be a useful awareness exercise.
Glimpses of AERB exhibition stall
Eastern Regional Regulatory Centre (ERRC) of Atomic Energy Regulatory Board organized an awareness programme on ‘Safety and Regulatory Requirements for Diagnostic Radiology (DR) Facilities” at VECC-Kolkata on July 30, 2019 for the Employer and/or representatives of the newly registered DR Institutes. Fifty-five (56) participants comprising of medical practitioners, CEO, Facility Manager, Bio-Medical Engineer and X-Ray Technologist from institutions of West Bengal, Odisha & Assam attended the programme. The major objective of the awareness programme was to make the participants familiar on the regulatory & safety requirements so that the newly registered diagnostic radiology equipment can be operated by them safely.
Dr. Sumit Som, Acting Director- VECC was the Chief Guest for the event and Shri S K Ghosh, Head-DRI -AERB gave the key note address. Message of Executive Director-AERB was displayed for the benefit to the participants. Officer–In–Charge, ERRC welcomed the participants and coordinated the event.
Lectures on Safety & Regulatory Requirements for DR, Personnel Monitoring Service, Exposure Cases and Guidelines on e-LORA were delivered by ERRC officers. A leaflet published by AERB on “Radiation safety in use of Radiography and Computed Tomography Medical Equipment” was also distributed to the participants.
During feedback session, few participants pointed out the problem of taking a long time by Accredited Monitoring Laboratory for processing the application related to issue of TLD badge.
Head DRI in his concluding remarks explained about changes in regulatory inspection process of AERB and requested all to follow safety & regulatory norms as per the licensing condition for benefit of all individuals and to the society.
Shri M. K. Pathak, Officer–In–Charge, ERRC welcoming the participants
Participants in the Awareness Programme
Recently, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) and National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) have jointly reached an agreement towards streamlining the accreditation process of radiological measuring and testing laboratories for calibration and testing purposes. Hence, in line with its mandate, AERB would continue to regulate these laboratories from the radiological safety view point in accordance with the Atomic Energy (Radiation Protection) Rules, 2004. Like-wise, NABL shall provide laboratory accreditation services for testing and calibration radiological laboratories by maintaining quality management system in testing and calibration activities. In order to apprise the concern stakeholders, AERB arranged special meet for calibration and testing radiological Laboratories on March 26, 2019 at its headquarter in Mumbai. The programme was attended by about 65 delegates from various private calibration and testing laboratories, experts from Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Board of Radiation and Isotope Technology (BRIT) & Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology (RRCAT).
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C, AERB welcomed the delegates while Shri D. K. Shukla, Executive Director, AERB inaugurated the meet.
Shri D. K. Shukla, Executive Director AERB giving the inaugural speech
Dr. Avijit Das, Director NABL delivered special remarks on the occasion and following three lectures were delivered during the meet:
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Dr. Avijit Das, Director NABL giving special remarks on the occasion
Panel discussion was followed after the lectures. The panel discussion was chaired by Shri D. K. Shukla, Executive Director, AERB and members of the panel were Dr. Avijit Das, Director, NABL; Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C, AERB; Dr. M.S. Kulkarni, Head, HPD, BARC and Dr. P.K. Dash Sharma, Head, RSD, AERB. The panel discussed three factors, namely technical, radiological safety and quality policy which are required to establish calibration & testing radiological laboratory. BARC has been providing technical support and radiological safety has been addressed in AERB’s licensing programme for such laboratories. However, laboratory also need to establish quality policy to exhibit the competency of the laboratory by ensuring confidence in their results for testing and measurements in harmony with NABL/international requirements. Participants from calibration & radiological laboratories initiated technical discussion and clarified important issues from the experts.
Participants expressed that the meet was informative, beneficial and appreciated AERB-NABL coordination.
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C, AERB; Dr. M.S. Kulkarni, Head, HPD, BARC; Shri D. K. Shukla, Executive Director, AERB; Dr. Avijit Das, Director, NABL and Dr. P.K. Dash Sharma, Head, RSD, AERB during the panel discussion.
Participants of the meet
AERB officials participated as Faculty members in a Workshop on ‘Developing Safety Culture in Radiology’ organised by TMC (Tata Memorial Centre) at TMC, Mumbai on 24/02/2019. The workshop was attended by about 60 radiology technologist students from various institutes in Mumbai. AERB official delivered lecture on ‘Radiation Safety in Radiology’. Group discussion session was arranged during the workshop in which various radiological safety aspects such as safety in various modalities of radiology, patient dose optimisation techniques, good practices in radiology, proper usages of TLD badges, etc. were discussed with the students. AERB leaflets on ‘Proper usages of TLD badges’ & ‘Radiation Safety in Fluoroscopy’ were distributed to participants.
AERB official Shri Ashish Ramteke delivering the lecture and participants
NAARRI (National Association for Application of Radio isotopes and Radiation in Industry) and S. P. B. Patel Engineering College, Mehsana organised 'National Seminar on Application of Radioisotopes and Radiation Technology in Agriculture Healthcare and Industries' during February 15-16, 2019 at Mehsana, Gujrat. The seminar was attended by students and faculty members from science and technology institutes, agriculture universities, medical and para-medicals.
As a part of continuous outreach efforts towards promoting of radiation safety and disseminating information on AERB’s regulatory requirements to students, faculty members and professionals of ionising radiation technology field, AERB participated in the above mentioned national seminar. Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C, AERB delivered lecture on ‘RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY AND REGULATIONS IN APPLICATIONS OF RADIATION SOURCES’. Delegates interacted actively with Dr. A. U. Sonawane to clarify their queries on radiation protection and regulatory requirements of AERB.
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C delivering the lecture during national seminar
Since, ionising radiation is prominently used for non-destructive evaluation using Industrial Radiography devices and nucleonic control system (i.e. Nucleonic Gauges) for online monitoring and measuring of physical parameters such as level, thickness, density and well logging application, AERB set an exhibition stall at the conference venue for having active interaction with associate delegates to provide information on regulatory requirements for safe use of ionising radiation and radiation protection aspects in the field of Industrial Radiography & Nucleonic Gauges.
Glimpses of AERB exhibition stall set during NDE-2018
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C delivering the invited talk during NDE-2018
Apart from the above, presentations on “Regulatory inspection findings in Industrial Radiography” and “Comparative analysis on various safety standards on classification of nucleonic gauges” were delivered in the conference by AERB officials Shri JVK Sunil Kumar and Shri Rajendra Shete respectively.
The objective of the training programme was to make understand / aware the role of law and enforcement agency, i.e. Police authorities, on security of radioactive material and to brief on AERB requirement for endorsement of Security Plan for Category-1 facilities as per AERB Guidelines on Security of Radioactive Sources . During the training, police officers were made aware about the basic applications of radiation for societal benefits, national regulatory framework for radiation safety and security and safety aspects of radioactive sources. The security aspects which needs to be reviewed during the endorsement of security plan was briefed at length during the training.
About 50 and 40 police officials attended the programme at Nashik and Marol, Mumbai respectively. The participants consists of Police Inspectors, Assistance Police Inspectors, Head Constables, Police Constables etc. The training material on the subject was prepared in English & Marathi and were handed over to respective training centers for circulation to all participants. The training programmes were conducted by Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DR&AC, AERB and Shri Dinesh M. Rane, Scientific Officer (E), RSD, AERB. All the Police officials who participated in the program were actively involved in discussions and also expressed their views / suggestions on how the role of police official can be made more purposeful in ensuring security of radiation facilities.
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C conducting the training
Shri Dinesh M. Rane, Scientific Officer (E), RSD, AERB conducting the training
AERB official Shri Anand Pinjarkar delivering the talk.
Glimpses of AERB exhibition stall
The Institute of Engineers (India) organised International Conference on Recent Developments in Clean and Safe Nuclear Power Generation (ICNPG)-2018 at Hyderabad during 3rd to 5th October 2018. One of the themes of the conference was Nuclear Safety, Regulatory frame work and International standards. AERB had set an exhibition stall at the conference venue to interact with the delegates and brief them on regulatory framework and governing policies of AERB.
Honourable Shri Venkaiah Naidu, Vice President of India inaugurated the exhibition. AERB’s exhibition stall was visited by many Students, Professionals, Scientists, Engineers, Manufacturers and Consultants from the field of front-end & back-end fuel cycle facilities, nuclear power plants and research organisations.
Honourable Shri Venkaiah Naidu, Vice President of India visited AERB' s exhibition stall.
Participants of ICNPG-2018 interacting with AERB official
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C, AERB delivering the invited talk
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C, AERB delivered key note address in the Inaugural Session on historical background of radiography work & current opportunities for female radiographers. He also spoke on myths and facts for safe practice in medical radiography. Smt. Anuradha, DRA&C, AERB and Smt. Rajeshri Pai, RSD, AERB delivered lectures on radiation protection and regulatory aspects in the field of Diagnostic Radiology. AERB’s leaflet on ‘Proper usages of TLD badges’ were distributed to delegates attended the CME. AERB officials received good response from the delegates and interacted with them on radiation safety aspects in medical radiography.
Dr. A. U. Sonawane, Head, DRA&C, AERB delivering key note address in the inaugural session
AERB's exhibition stall set during the multidisciplinary conference on Interventional Oncology, "Synergy India 2017" held during 5th and 6th of August 2017 at Trident, Nariman Point, Mumbai.
AERB officers interacting with the delegates during annual conference of Indian Society for Vascular and Interventional Radiology (ISVIR) held during 22-25 February 2017 at Kolkata.
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