Congress Information. Period. Venue. Language. Registration & Information Desk. Name Badges. Congress Bag. Registration Coverage.

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1 ongress Information Period May 25 29, 2015 Venue Kyoto International onference enter ddress: Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan, Tel: Language The official language of the congress is English. Sessions and posters will be presented in English. Simultaneous interpretation will not be provided. Registration & Information Desk The Registration & Information Desk will be located on the first floor. The Registration & Information Desk will be open during the following hours: Monday, May 25 13:00 18:00 Tuesday, May 26 7:00 17:30 Wednesday, May 27 7:00 17:30 Thursday, May 28 7:00 16:30 Friday, May 29 7:00 13:00 Name Badges ll congress participants are kindly requested to wear their name badges at all times in order to attend the Reception, Scientific Sessions, Luncheon Seminars and Exhibition. ongress Bag ongress bags will be distributed at the Registration & Information Desk. Registration overage dmission to Scientific Sessions, Exhibition, and Luncheon Seminars (sponsored), ongress Bag, Program Book, bstract USB, and refreshment (sponsored). Opening eremony and Welcome Reception on May 25 (sponsored). 27

2 Oral presentation 2- - SY1 DY 2 Room Session General Instructions Speakers are encouraged to report to the P Preview Room on the day prior or at least 1 hour prior to their scheduled presentation. Speakers are requested to respect the allocated presentation time. hairs are requested to be in the session room, preferably 15 minutes in advance of the scheduled start time. Sessions proceed under the chairs instructions. Oral Sessions EO: Eye Opener SY: Symposium L: ongress Lecture OS: Oral Session Speakers are requested to respect the allocated presentation time as follows: Session Type Presentation Time Questions and nswers Eye Opener 35 5 ongress Lecture 35 5 Symposium It Varies according to Each Symposium. Oral Session 7 3 LS: Luncheon P: Plenary PS: Session Please sit towards the front of the room in the session in which you present. The Session hair will introduce your presentation and monitor the length of the presentation. laser pointer and slide advancer will be available at the podium for your use. If you bring your own laptop, both Windows and M, in order to avoid trouble arising from software incompatibility, speakers are requested to use their own laptop computer with an analog VG (mini D-SUB 15 pin) connector for data projection. P Preview Room H, located on the first floor, is designated as the P Preview Room. omputers will be available for speakers to preview and edit their presentations. Speakers are encouraged to report to the P Preview Room the day prior or at least 1 hour prior to their scheduled presentation. Monday, May 25 13:00 18:00 Tuesday, May 26 7:00 17:00 Wednesday, May 27 7:00 17:00 Thursday, May 28 7:00 16:00 Friday, May 29 7:00 13:00 28

3 bout the JRR ward at Ten prizes will be awarded to outstanding oral presentations given at IRR 2015, which cover topics that are relevant to JRR 1). ll presenters in Oral Sessions shall be considered. The winners will be announced in JRR, and will each receive a certificate and a small souvenir, as well as waived publication charges to submit their research to JRR 2). 1) Papers considered fall into two broad categories: Radiation Research - basic science studies of radiation effects on livings in the area of biology, physics, chemistry, epidemiology and environmental sciences. Oncology & Medicine - including all aspects of research with patients that impacts on the treatment of cancer using radiation. linical case reports are not acceptable. 2) rticles eligible for waived publication fees should be related to the original prize-winning presentation, and must submitted to the journal by the end of May ll articles shall be subject to standard peer-review procedures. Sessions s will be displayed from Tuesday, May 26 to Thursday, May 28. ll posters must be mounted and dismantled in the following schedule: 2- PS10-01 DY 2 PS: Session 29

4 01. Radiation Biology, Effects of Low Dose/Dose Rate Radiation 02. Biology for Radiotherapy 03. Life Sciences 04. Non-ionizing Radiation, Environmental Stressors 05. Health Physics, Radiation Protection Sciences 06. hemistry and Physics, Radiation hemistry and Radiation Processes Date arcinogenesis 4-PS Thursday, May 28 ellular effects B 4-PS1B Thursday, May 28 Mechanisms (See lso 3) 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 Non-cancer Effects D 2-PS1D Tuesday, May 26 Tissue effects E 3-PS1E Wednesday, May 27 Others F 2-PS1F Tuesday, May 26 Biology for stereotactic radiotherapy (SRT) 4-PS Thursday, May 28 ell cycle regulation B 4-PS2B Thursday, May 28 Dose-rate Effects 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 Predictive ssay D 2-PS2D Tuesday, May 26 Radiosensitization E 3-PS2E Wednesday, May 27 Tumor hypoxia F 3-PS2F Wednesday, May 27 Others G 4-PS2G Thursday, May 28 hromatin structure 3-PS Wednesday, May 27 DN damage B 3-PS3B Wednesday, May 27 DN Damage Responses 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 DN Repair D 2-PS3D Tuesday, May 26 Radiation Response Modifier E 3-PS3E Wednesday, May 27 Targeted/non-Targeted Effects F 4-PS3F Thursday, May 28 Whole Genome nalysis G 4-PS3G Thursday, May 28 Others H 4-PS3H Thursday, May 28 ombined Effect of Radiation and hemicals 3-PS Wednesday, May 27 Environmental Stressors B 2-PS4B Tuesday, May 26 Non-ionizing Radiation 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 Oxidative damage D 3-PS4D Wednesday, May 27 Space radiation E 4-PS4E Thursday, May 28 Biological dosimetry 3-PS Wednesday, May 27 Dose Rate Effects B 2-PS5B Tuesday, May 26 Environmental radiation 3-PS Wednesday, May 27 Epidemiology D 3-PS5D Wednesday, May 27 Radiation and Society E 2-PS5E Tuesday, May 26 Radiation protection F 3-PS5F Wednesday, May 27 Others G 3-PS5G Wednesday, May 27 pplication of Radiation hemistry for dvanced 3-PS Wednesday, May 27 Materials Dosimetry in Radiation hemistry, Radiobiology and B 4-PS6B Thursday, May 28 Radiation Therapy New Pulse Radiolysis Systems 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 Radiation hemistry and Radiochemistry in Nuclear D 2-PS6D Tuesday, May 26 Technologies Radiation hemistry of DN and Biological Materials E 4-PS6E Thursday, May 28 Radiation hemistry of Exotic Particles and Neutron Scattering/ F 3-PS6F Wednesday, May 27 Difraction Radiation Physics and hemistry in Nanolithography and Fabrication G 3-PS6G Wednesday, May 27 Recent Progress in ccelerator Development H 2-PS6H Tuesday, May 26 Recent Progress in Imaging Technology I 2-PS6I Tuesday, May 26 Recent Progress in Radiation hemistry J 2-PS6J Tuesday, May 26 Others K 3-PS6K Wednesday, May 27 30

5 07. Radiation Oncology 08. Particle therapy, Boron Neutron apture Therapy (BNT) 09. Radiology, Nuclear Medicine 10. Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant ccident Date daptive Radiotherapy (RT) 4-PS Thursday, May 28 Brachytherapy B 2-PS7B Tuesday, May 26 hemo-radiotherapy (RT) 3-PS Wednesday, May 27 linical; Bone and soft-tissues D 4-PS7D Thursday, May 28 linical; Breast E 2-PS7E Tuesday, May 26 linical; NS F 4-PS7F Thursday, May 28 linical; Esophagus G 3-PS7G Wednesday, May 27 linical; Gastro-intestinal H 2-PS7H Tuesday, May 26 linical; Genito-urinary I 2-PS7I Tuesday, May 26 linical; Gynecological J 2-PS7J Tuesday, May 26 linical; Head and Neck K 2-PS7K Tuesday, May 26 linical; Hepato-pancreatic L 2-PS7L Tuesday, May 26 linical; Lung M 3-PS7M Wednesday, May 27 ombination with Molecular Targeting gents N 2-PS7N Tuesday, May 26 Dose fractionation O 3-PS7O Wednesday, May 27 Image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT) P 4-PS7P Thursday, May 28 Intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) Q 4-PS7Q Thursday, May 28 Stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) R 4-PS7R Thursday, May 28 Others S 4-PS7S Thursday, May 28 BNT; Biology 4-PS Thursday, May 28 BNT; linical B 4-PS8B Thursday, May 28 BNT; Physics 4-PS Thursday, May 28 Particle; Biology D 4-PS8D Thursday, May 28 Particle; linical E 4-PS8E Thursday, May 28 Particle; Physics F 4-PS8F Thursday, May 28 Functional Imaging 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 Molecular Imaging Using RI B 2-PS9B Tuesday, May 26 Others in Nuclear Medicine 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 Others in Radiology D 2-PS9D Tuesday, May 26 Radiation Dose Management on T E 2-PS9E Tuesday, May 26 Targeted radionuclide therapy F 2-PS9F Tuesday, May 26 Dosimetry 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 Health and Environmental Effects B 2-PS10B Tuesday, May 26 Others 2-PS Tuesday, May 26 31

6 Floor Map Kyoto International onference enter Event Hall 26 May, 2015 Emergency Exit Late - breaking Door for atering ❶ 2-PS Radiation Biology, Mechanisms (See lso 3) ❷ 2-PS1D Effects of Low Dose/ Dose Rate Radiation Non-cancer Effects D ❸ 2-PS1F Others F ❹ 2-PS Dose-rate Effects 02. Biology for Radiotherapy ❺ 2-PS2D Predictive ssay D ❻ 2-PS DN Damage Responses 03. Life Sciences ❼ 2-PS3D DN Repair D ❽ 2-PS4B Non-Ionizing Radiation, Environmental Stressors B ❾ 2-PS Environmental Stressors Non-ionizing Radiation ❿ 2-PS5B Health Physics, Dose Rate Effects B ⓫ 2-PS5E Radiation Protection Sciences Radiation and Society E ⓬ 2-PS ⓭ 2-PS6D ⓮ 2-PS6H hemistry and Physics, Radiation hemistry and Radiation Processes New Pulse Radiolysis Systems Radiation hemistry and Radiochemistry in Nuclear Technologies Recent Progress in ccelerator Development ⓯ 2-PS6I Recent Progress in Imaging Technology I ⓰ 2-PS6J Recent Progress in Radiation hemistry J ⓱ 2-PS7B Brachytherapy B ⓲ 2-PS7E linical; Breast E ⓳ 2-PS7H linical; Gastro-intestinal H ⓴ 2-PS7I linical; Genito-urinary I 21 2-PS7J Radiation Oncology linical; Gynecological J 22 2-PS7K linical; Head and Neck K 23 2-PS7L linical; Hepato-pancreatic L 24 2-PS7N ombination with Molecular Targeting gents N D H 25 2-PS Functional Imaging 26 2-PS9B Molecular Imaging Using RI B 27 2-PS Others in Nuclear Medicine 09. Radiology, Nuclear Medicine 28 2-PS9D Others in Radiology D 29 2-PS9E Radiation Dose Management on T E 30 2-PS9F Targeted radionuclide therapy F 31 2-PS Dosimetry 32 2-PS10B Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant ccident Health and Environmental Effects B 33 2-PS Others 32 33

7 Floor Map Kyoto International onference enter Event Hall 27 May, 2015 Emergency Exit Late - breaking Door for atering ❶ 3-PS1E Radiation Biology, Effects of Low Dose/Dose Rate Radiation Tissue effects ❷ 3-PS2E Radiosensitization E 02. Biology for Radiotherapy ❸ 3-PS2F Tumor hypoxia F ❹ 3-PS hromatin structure ❺ 3-PS3B Life Sciences DN damage B ❻ 3-PS3E Radiation Response Modifier E ❼ 3-PS Non-ionizing Radiation, ombined Effect of Radiation and hemicals Environmental Stressors ❽ 3-PS4D Oxidative damage D ❾ 3-PS Biological dosimetry ❿ 3-PS Environmental radiation ⓫ 3-PS5D Health Physics, Radiation Protection Sciences Epidemiology D ⓬ 3-PS5F Radiation protection F ⓭ 3-PS5G Others G ⓮ 3-PS pplication of Radiation hemistry for dvanced Materials ⓯ 3-PS6F ⓰ 3-PS6G hemistry and Physics, Radiation hemistry and Radiation Processes Radiation hemistry of Exotic Particles and Neutron Scattering/Difraction Radiation Physics and hemistry in Nanolithography and Fabrication ⓱ 3-PS6K Others K ⓲ 3-PS hemo-radiotherapy (RT) ⓳ 3-PS7G linical; Esophagus G 07. Radiation Oncology ⓴ 3-PS7M linical; Lung M 21 3-PS7O-01 Dose fractionation O E F G 34 35

8 Floor Map Kyoto International onference enter Event Hall 28 May, 2015 Emergency Exit ❶ 4-PS Radiation Biology, Effects of Low arcinogenesis ❷ 4-PS1B Dose/Dose Rate Radiation ellular effects B ❸ 4-PS Biology for stereotactic radiotherapy (SRT) ❹ 4-PS2B Biology for Radiotherapy ell cycle regulation B ❺ 4-PS2G Others G ❻ 4-PS3F Targeted/non-Targeted Effects F ❼ 4-PS3G Life Sciences Whole Genome nalysis G Door for atering ❽ 4-PS3H Others H ❾ 4-PS4E ❿ 4-PS6B ⓫ 4-PS6E Non-Ionizing Radiation, Environmental Stressors 06. hemistry and Physics, Radiation hemistry and Radiation Processes Space radiation Dosimetry in Radiation hemistry, Radiobiology and Radiation Therapy Radiation hemistry of DN and Biological Materials daptive Radiotherapy (RT) ⓬ 4-PS7-01 ⓭ 4-PS7D linical; Bone and soft-tissues D ⓮ 4-PS7F linical; NS F ⓯ 4-PS7P Radiation Oncology Image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT) P ⓰ 4-PS7Q Intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) Q ⓱ 4-PS7R Stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) R ⓲ 4-PS7S Others S ⓳ 4-PS BNT; Biology ⓴ 4-PS8B-01 BNT; linical B 21 4-PS Particle therapy, Boron Neutron BNT; Physics 22 4-PS8D apture Therapy (BNT) Particle; Biology D 23 4-PS8E Particle; linical E 24 4-PS8F Particle; Physics F E B E 36 37

9 Session Date Mounting Dismantle Tuesday, May 26 8:15 9:15 on Tuesday, May 26 8:15 9:15 on Wednesday, May 27 Wednesday, May 27 10:00 11:00 on Wednesday, May 27 8:15 9:15 on Thursday, May 28 Thursday, May 28 10:00 11:00 on Thursday, May 28 8:15 9:15 on Friday, May 29 * Light meal is to be served in the Sessions (sponsored). 20cm 70cm * Please note that any posters left after the poster removing time will be removed and discarded without notice. PS-001 Section 20cm * The congress organizer is not responsible for any loss or damage to each poster if it is not dismantled during the poster dismantle time. Each poster number on the board will be provided by the ongress Secretariat. 190cm Exhibition The Exhibition will be held in Event Hall and nnex Hall, located on the first floor. ny participants who registered for are welcomed to visit the Exhibition. They will have the opportunity to acquire the cutting-edge and innovative knowledge in the field of the radiation research and the related medical sciences. The Exhibition will be open during the following hours: Tuesday, May 26 8:15 18:00 Wednesday, May 27 8:15 18:00 Thursday, May 28 8:15 17:00 Friday, May 29 8:15 11:00 Information Board Information of congress program, Lost and Found items, etc. will be displayed on the information boards, located in the Registration & Information Desk area. onference Regulations Smoking is prohibited in the congress venue. Mobile phones must be turned off during oral sessions. No photography and/ or recording is allowed in any sessions, including posters. 38