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30th Annual CIRMS Meeting

April 17-19, 2023
The Universities at Shady Grove
9630 Gudelsky Dr, Rockville, MD 20850

Please save the date for the next CIRMS annual meeting which will be held in-person at The Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville, MD. The CIRMS annual meeting provides a public forum for discussion of radiation measurements and standards issues for stakeholders in industry, academia, and government. The technical program will consist of oral presentations, poster sessions, and working group sessions organized by the three subcommittees:

  • Medical Applications: Diagnostic imaging, radiotherapy, proton therapy nuclear medicine, fluoroscopy, radiobiology, physical and computational phantoms, radiation transport simulations, 3D printing, and more
  • Radiation Protection and Homeland Security: Advances in detection instrumentation, emergency response, nuclear events, radiochemistry, waste analysis, personnel dosimetry, electronic dosimeters, bioassay and internal dosimetry, environmental dosimetry, first responder needs, and more
  • Industrial Applications and Material Effects: Dosimetry for radiation processing, material effects, space applications, food irradiation and sterilization, irradiators, low dose standards, safety at radiation facilities, ASTM standards, and more

Details about the conference program will be posted online as it is developed.
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Meeting Details

Dates: April 17-19, 2023

Location: In-person meeting, The Universities at Shady Grove conference center
Address: 9630 Gudelsky Dr, Rockville, MD 20850

Registration Fee: $200 (General Admission) or $80 (Junior Investigator with Abstract Submission)

Meeting program details will be posted as they are developed.

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Submissions for CIRMS Meeting

Abstract Submission

Submission Deadline: January 15, 2023

We invite you to submit an abstract for an oral or poster presentation. Submitted abstracts will undergo peer review coordinated by the Executive Committee Members. Authors will be notified of acceptance and will be required to register for the conference. Abstracts should not exceed 350 words and should be created using the general abstract template.

Please email the abstracts to abstracts@cirms.org with the subject line “CIRMS 2023 Abstract: [Name of Corresponding Author].” In your email please indicate your preference for an oral or poster presentation. If your abstract is not accepted for an oral presentation it will automatically be considered for a poster presentation.

Please note that submission of an abstract represents a commitment to register and present at the meeting if your work is selected to be part of the meeting program. 

Junior Investigator Competition

Submission Deadline: January 15, 2023

The program is open to any student or trainee from high school through postgraduate (i.e. within one year of terminal master’s or doctoral degree). Young investigators will submit an essay describing their work and its relevance to the CIRMS mission which will then be scored by members of the CIRMS Executive Committee and the Caswell Fellows. All qualifying essays will be invited to present a poster at the meeting and the author's of the top-three scoring essays presented at the meeting will be will receive a $500 prize.  All authors will be notified of acceptance and will be required to register and attend the conference.  Awards will be announced at the conference.

Essays should not exceed 1000 words and should be created using the junior investigator essay template. Please email the abstracts to abstracts@cirms.org with the subject line “CIRMS 2023 JI Award: [Name of Corresponding Author]." If your essay is not selected for an award it will automatically be considered for a poster presentation.

This is an example student essay.

Please note that submission of an essay is a commitment to register and present at the meeting. All awards will be announced at the meeting.