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EMN Radiation Protection | Newsletter Issue 3 | November 2025
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From Vision to Action: Strategic Priorities and New Developments in Radiation Protection Metrology
The European Metrology Network for Radiation Protection (EMN Radiation Protection) serves as a single point of contact under EURAMET, providing metrology solutions for radiation protection, fostering a coordinated, sustainable, and smartly specialised infrastructure. By working closely with regulators, stakeholders, and international organisations, the network advances standards, improves risk assessment, and enables more effective emergency responses, while strengthening radiation protection, enhancing measurement quality, and supporting cost-effective, evidence-based decision-making.
This newsletter highlights recent developments, including the publication of the Strategic Research Agenda, the development of the Service Portal, ongoing research, and future priorities. It illustrates how EMN Radiation Protection continues to support Europe’s radiation protection system, by ensuring quality assurance in radiation measurements: to make radiation protection fit for future by tackling new challenges.
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Highlights from the EMN Radiation Protection
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Vision & Strategy – Our Strategic Research Agenda is out now!
The Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) for radiation protection metrology has been developed in collaboration with various stakeholders and is now published on the EMN Radiation Protection website. It outlines the vision, research priorities, and roadmaps for the coming years.
Read more about the SRA and roadmaps >>
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Engagement – Collaboration with the International Commission on Radiological Protection and Others
The EMN Radiation Protection continues to strengthen cooperation with international organisations such as the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP). These partnerships align European metrology with global standards and foster exchange with key stakeholders.
Read more about EMN Radiation Protection’s latest collaborations >>
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Opportunities – Four New Task Groups Established
Four new Task Groups were launched at the EMN Radiation Protection’s Annual General Meeting in 2024, focusing on the Strategic Research Agenda, funding opportunities, the website, and stakeholder engagement. These groups provide a new platform for members and stakeholders to actively contribute.
Read more about the Task Groups >>
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Research Outcome – Spotlight on Radon
Two success examples highlight impact from EMN Radiation Protection related research: a novel radon monitor for public safety and climate research, and the radon tracer method to improve greenhouse gas inventories.
Read more about the case studies >>
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Events – Join our Public Consultation Event on Metrology for Radiation Protection
The EMN Radiation Protection will organise an open consultation event on 11 November 2025 (online) to discuss current and future needs in metrology for radiation protection. The consultation aims to gather input from stakeholders to help define priorities for the EMN’s future work and to inform the 2026 Metrology Partnership Call on metrology for Industry, Normative, and Fundamental Research.
Join this meeting and discuss the future of measurement technology.
The event agenda will be published soon.
Read more about the consultation event >>
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Events – SAVE THE DATE! Annual General Meeting 2026 in Helsinki
The EMN Radiation Protection Annual General Meeting 2025 in Bucharest gathered members and stakeholders for exchange and planning. The next Annual General Meeting will be held on 19 February 2026 in Helsinki, in parallel with EURADOS Annual Meeting 2026. Please, save the date and join us for this event!
Read more about the Annual General Meeting in spring 2026 >>
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