PIANOFORTE: Partnership for European research in radiation protection and detection of ionising radiation : towards a safer use and improved protection of the environment and human health.

Pianoforte合作伙伴的目标是在所有暴露情况下改善对公众、患者、工作人员和环境的辐射防护，并根据基本安全标准为优化防护提供解决方案和建议。集中于已确定研究和创新优先事项的研究项目将通过三次竞争性公开征集进行遴选。确定研究优先事项的投入将基于在H2020会议期间制定的联合路线图(JRM)中确定的优先事项，也将基于正在进行的H2020项目的结果，以及其他欧洲方案，特别是Samira行动计划中开展的其他行动所表达的期望。考虑到1)医疗暴露是迄今为止欧洲人口最大的人为暴露来源，以及2)抗击癌症是现任欧盟委员会的首要任务，因此将高度优先考虑医疗应用。为了确保研究目标和方法的适当连续性，根据联合专家会议的内容，确定了另外两个优先事项，以进一步了解和减少与低剂量暴露的健康风险估计有关的不确定性，以巩固条例和改进做法，并进一步加强应急管理和长期恢复的基于科学的欧洲方法。一旦确定了研究的优先事项，开放的CALL系统将通过一个向整个辐射防护界开放的过程来促进科学方面的卓越和扩大参与。除了研究行动，选定的项目将能够受益于将在欧洲一级实施的基础设施共享和互通系统。与此同时，还将为卫生工作人员和年轻科学家制定教育和培训计划，以提高欧洲在该领域的研究能力。

The ambition of the PIANOFORTE Partnership is to improve radiological protection of members of the public, patients, workers and environment in all exposure scenarios and provide solutions and recommendations for optimised protection in accordance with the Basic Safety Standards. Research projects focusing on identified research and innovation priorities will be selected through a serie of three competitive open calls. The input to define the research priorities will be based on the priorities defined in the Joint Road Map (JRM) developed during the H2020 CONCERT EJP but also on the results of ongoing H2020 projects and on the expectations expressed by other actions carried out in other European programmes, in particular the SAMIRA action plan. High priority will be dedicated to medical applications considering that 1) medical exposures are, by far, the largest artificial source of exposure of the European population and 2) the fight against cancer is a top priority of the present European Commission. In order to ensure an appropriate continuity in the research goals and methodologies, in line with the contents of the CONCERT JRM, two other priorities have been identified to further understand and reduce uncertainties associated with health risk estimates for exposure at low doses in order to consolidate regulations and improve practices and to further enhance a science-based European methodology for emergency management and long-term recovery. Once the research priorities defined, the open call system will promote excellence in science and widening participation through a process open to the whole radiation protection community. Beyond the research actions, the selected projects will be able to benefit from the system of sharing and mutualisation of infrastructures that will be implemented at the European level. This will be accompanied by education and training schemes for health workforce and young scientists to increase Europe’s research capacity in the field.