NINTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF RADIATION RESEARCH

国际辐射研究大会每四次召开一次 自1958年以来的几年。此前它曾在北美发生过两次， 1958年在佛蒙特州伯灵顿，1974年在西雅图，华盛顿州和其他地方 其间几年间的国家。辐射研究学会， 总部设在弗吉尼亚州莱斯顿的公司已入选国际 辐射研究协会将主办下一届大会，第九届， 将于1991年7月7日至12日举行。自辐射研究会(成立 在1952年)是一个北美组织，因为有利 组织和场地条件，已决定举行 第九届国会在多伦多举行。大会的性质是多学科的。 涵盖辐射科学的方方面面，从物理、化学、生物 为医学干杯。它为来自许多国家的参与者提供了唯一的机会 各国举行会议并分享最新研究成果。数量 据估计，参加大会的登记人数为1,325人。该计划 目前正在开发中，将包括国会演讲、座谈会、 研讨会和海报会议，为提供的论文。一项主要的努力是 是为了确保研讨会和研讨会真正 跨学科，因为人们认为辐射科学已经发展起来 到这样一种状态，在这种状态下，最快的进步可以是 制造。正在请求为这次大会提供财政支持。总数 会议预算为700,000美元(这包括受邀演讲者的支持， 年轻的调查人员旅行(约100人)，出版计划， 会议记录、行政、视听和全体会议活动)。在… 目前的资金已从IARR(25,000)收到，来自 第8届国会(8000美元)和辐射研究学会已指定 20万美元用于支持国会。从预计的上座率来看， 预计将收到350,000美元的注册费用。因此， 目前对支出和收入的预测之间的差额是 11.7万美元。希望通过政府的拨款来弥补这一缺口。 经纪公司11.7万美元。本申请要求美国国立卫生研究院提供27,000美元。这些 后者的资金以及从美国机构获得的所有资金将用于 部分支持50名美国青年调查员出席会议， (每个费用为700美元)，并协助支付基本的出版费用 (程序、程序等)与国会有联系。

The International Congress of Radiation Research has convened every four years since 1958. It has taken place twice previously in North America, 1958 in Burlington, Vermont, 1974 in Seattle, Washington, and in other countries in the intervening years. The Radiation Research Society, headquartered in Reston, Virginia, has been selected by the International Association for Radiation Research to host the next Congress, the ninth, to be held July 7-12, 1991. Since the Radiation Research Society (founded in 1952) is a North American Organization and because of favorable organizational and site conditions, the decision has been made to hold the Ninth Congress in Toronto. The Congress id multidisciplinary in nature covering all aspects of radiation science from physics, chemistry, biology to medicine. It provides the only opportunity for participants from many countries to meet and share recent research findings. The number of registrants at the Congress has been made estimated as 1325. The program is currently being developed and will include Congress lectures, symposia, workshops and poster sessions for proffered papers. A major effort is being made to ensure that the symposia and workshops are truly interdisciplinary, since it is felt that radiation science has developed to a state where this is the mode in which most rapid progress can be made. Financial support for this Congress is being requested. The total budget for the meeting is $700,000 (this includes invited speaker support, young investigator travel (about 100), publication of programs, proceedings etc., administration, audiovisual, and plenary events). At the present time funds have been received from the IARR (25,000), from the 8th Congress ($8,000) and the Radiation Research Society has earmarked $200,000 for support of the Congress. From the projected attendance it is expected that $350,000 in registration will be received. Thus the shortfall between current projections of expenditure and income is $117,000. It is hoped to meet this short fall with grants from government agencies of $117,000. The present request is for $27,000 from NIH. These latter funds, and all funds received from U.S. agencies, will be used to support partially the attendance of 50 United States Young Investigators, (funded at $700 each) and to assist in the essential Publication costs (Proceedings, Programs etc.) associated with the Congress.