Migration and transformations of radionuclides in ecosystems
Study of biogeochemical cycling of radionuclides in areas contaminated with technologically altered radioactive materials
New approaches in acquiring knowledge on the characterisation of radioactive and other harmful substances and wastes
Use of lichens and mosses for evaluating atmospheric pollution with toxic elements, macroelements (N,S) and radionuclides
Production and testing of educational tools for handling and classification of hazardous waste
Assessing ecological exposure of biota and people in geographical areas potentially contaminated with radionuclides and other harmful substances
Improving methodologies for determination of selected radionuclides and toxic elements, especially assessing the measurement uncertainty of radiometric measurements
Technological research areas:
Tracking radionuclides in the environment and evaluation of doses
Research on and introduction of systems for handling radioactive and other hazardous wastes
Establishing the appropriate infrastructure and acquiring the expertise needed for characterisation and handling of radioactive waste