A new paper from WP6 has just been published in the Journal of Risk Research. The paper investigates how to improve methodology to measure public knowledge, behaviour, attitudes and feelings related to radon. The paper titled “Foxes caught in the same snare: a methodological review of social radon studies” was written by RadoNorm PhD candidate M. Muric with co-authors P. Thijssen, C. Turcanu, T. Perko and Y. Tomkiv. The research results will improve not only the RadoNorm research on societal aspects and pinpoint best measurement practices to be used for the RadoNorm behavioural Atlas, but they will also help radon management authorities to fulfil a legal requirement related to public awareness from annex XVIII of the EU Basic Safety Standards Directive.
Successful PhD Defences of RadoNorm PhD Students
In the past few weeks, a number of RadoNorm PhD students have concluded their PhD work and projects in RadoNorm. Congratulations to: Licia Felicioni, defended on 16th December 2024 Joan Rey, defended on 18th December 2024 Nazanin Love, defended on 17th January 2025....
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