Committee members

Consultative Committee for Ionizing Radiation (CCRI)

President

Dr J.-T. Janssen

Chief Scientist

National Physical Laboratory

United Kingdom

Executive Secretary

Dr V. Gressier

Director of the Ionizing Radiation Department

Bureau international des poids et mesures

France

CCRI News Resource CCRI Webinars CCRI Workshops

List of meetings

Meetings and related documents

CCRI(II)-MS-TG

16
December
2024

CCRI-COMWG

12
December
2024

CCRI-COMWG

CCRI Webinar: Nuclear data evaluation for radionuclide metrology

05
December
2024

CCRI(II)-MS-TG

21
November
2024

CCRI-KCWG(II)

20
November
2024

CCRI Webinar: Approaches to assess image quality in x-ray diagnostics

05
November
2024

CCRI Webinar: Neutron spectrometry in radiation protection by Roberto Bedogni

08
October
2024

CCRI(I)

CCRI Section I: X- and gamma rays, charged particles

CCRI(II)

CCRI Section II: Measurement of radionuclides

CCRI(III)

CCRI Section III: Neutron measurements

CCRI-BSWG(I)

CCRI Section I: Brachytherapy Standards Working Group

CCRI-COMWG

CCRI Communication Working Group

CCRI-DT-TG

CCRI Task Group on Digital Transformation

CCRI-KCWG(I)

CCRI Section I: Key Comparisons Working Group

CCRI-KCWG(II)

CCRI Section II: Key Comparisons Working Group

CCRI-RMOWG

CCRI RMO Working Group on IR CMCs

CCRI-RS-TG

CCRI Task Group on Radioactive Sources and Alternative Technologies

CCRI-RTWG

CCRI Radionuclide Therapy and Quantitative Imaging Working Group

CCRI-SWG

CCRI ad hoc Working Group on Strategy

Publications

Strategy documents

[CCRI] CCRI-S-01
CCRI Strategic Plan 2030+

General documents

[CCRI] CCRI-D-01
CCRI CMC rules

Guidance documents on the CIPM MRA

[CCRI] CCRI-G-03
An Interpretation of CIPM MRA-G-11: Implications and Impacts for CCRI (2023)

[CCRI] CCRI-G-04
CMC review checklist (2023)

CCRI-mission

Mission

To discuss, foster, enable and co-ordinate the development, comparison and promulgation of national measurement standards for ionizing radiation. We aim to enable all users of ionizing radiation to make measurements with confidence at an accuracy that is fit for purpose.

Vision

A world in which the many benefits of ionizing radiation for healthcare and technology can be realized by accurate, scientifically rigorous measurement, confident that the associated risks are constrained.