The International Meeting “Problems of Applied Spectrometry and Radiometry” (PPSR) is held with the participation of a group of companies and organizations operating in the field of registration and measurement of ionizing radiation.
The meeting serves as a professional platform for the exchange of experience and for discussing the current state and development trends in nuclear instrumentation, measurement methods, software, metrology, and the regulatory framework in the field of applied spectrometry, radiometry, and dosimetry.
Leading companies in the field of registration and measurement of ionizing radiation
The full list is available on the “Organizing Committee” page.
Conference Topics
The scope of the PPSR meeting covers a wide range of applied tasks related to the measurement of ionizing radiation and its practical applications in the following areas:
Program and Presentation Guidelines
The PPSR meeting program includes oral and poster presentations, professional discussions, as well as an exhibition of instrumentation, software, and methodological solutions.
The abstracts of the presentations are published in printed form prior to the start of the meeting.
Direct access to industry leaders
Meet representatives of leading instrumentation, software, and methodology providers.
Practical exchange
of experience
Discussion of real-world challenges, solutions, and modern approaches in spectrometry, radiometry, and dosimetry.
Professional networking and collaboration
New professional contacts, partnerships, and opportunities for joint projects.
Publications and scientific recognition
Selected papers are recommended for publication in the journal ANRI, indexed in Chemical Abstracts.
The PPSR meeting provides professionals with the opportunity to present their latest achievements and practical experience, as well as to discuss current challenges and future development prospects of the field.
For early-career specialists, the meeting serves as a platform to become familiar with the current state of applied spectrometry, radiometry, dosimetry, and nuclear instrumentation, and to gain knowledge relevant to further professional development.
To establish a relevant professional agenda for the advancement of applied spectrometry and radiometry by bringing together scientific organizations, industry, software developers, and end users to discuss technological, methodological, and practical aspects of ionizing radiation measurements.
The PPSR-2025 conference provided a platform for professionals to present their latest achievements and practical experience, as well as to discuss current challenges and future development prospects in applied spectrometry, radiometry, and dosimetry. For early-career specialists, the conference offered an opportunity to become familiar with the current state of the field and to gain practical knowledge relevant to their professional activities.
The subject matter of PPSR-2025 covered a broad range of applied and methodological topics related to ionizing radiation measurements, including the development and application of measurement instrumentation, software, methodological and metrological support, radiation monitoring and environmental protection, control of technological processes at nuclear facilities and industrial enterprises, characterization and categorization of radioactive waste during decommissioning activities, accounting and control of nuclear materials, as well as the use of nuclear physics methods in scientific research. Particular attention was also given to regulatory and legal aspects of radiation safety.
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Scientists cannot work without sharing their discoveries and observations. In 1996, the heads of several companies like mine held a meeting on the issues of radiation control and environmental protection — PPSR.
Vladimir Nikolaevich Danilenko