National Radiation Protection Institute
The National Radiation Protection Institute (NRPI) is a public research institution established by the decision of the chairman of the State Office for Nuclear Safety (SONS) on October 20, 2010, which became effective on January 1, 2011. The Institute was based mainly on National Radiation Protection Institute (NRPI) - non profit organization established on 1995 which was based mainly on the former Centre for Radiation Hygiene of the National Institute of Public Health in Prague, and it continues its tradition of many years.
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Award of the Minister of the Interior of the Czech Republic for Extraordinary Results in the Field of Security Research for 2021
First Deputy Minister for Internal Security and Police Education of the Interior of the Czech Republic, Mr Jiří Nováček handed over Award of the Minister of the Interior of the Czech Republic for Extraordinary Results in the Field of Security Research, Experimental Development and Innovation for year 2021 on 30 September 2021 at the headquarters of SÚRO, v. v. i.
SURO on the ETSON News
From January 1, 2021, SÚRO became a new member of the ETSON (European Technical Safety Organisations Network), which brings together major institutions fulfilling the mission of the TSOs. These organizations provide with expert support to their regulatory authorities in the field of nuclear safety, radiation protection and radioactive waste management.
Arrangements for the cooperation between IAEA and the SURO
DDG-NS signed the Practical Arrangements for the cooperation between IAEA and the National Radiation Protection Institute of the Czech Republic (SURO)
Nowadays, fear of the population of radioactivity is focused on artificial radiation sources, especially on nuclear facilities. Most people do not suspect that the greatest exposure to the population is caused by natural sources (see the following figure).