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Wednesday, May 27 Monday, May 25 Monday, Wednesday, May 27 Room A Eye Opener 8:00 - 8:40 3-A-EO-09 Room A Chairperson Hidehiko Kawai (Japan) Low-dose Radiation Induces Adaptive and Protective Metabolic Response Tuesday, May 26 Tuesday, Zhimin Yuan (United States) Symposium 8:45 - 11:05 3-A-SY-19 Room A Normal Tissue Response to Low-dose/Low-dose-rate Irradiation Chairpersons Michele Martin (France), Keiji Suzuki (Japan) 3-A-SY-19-01 DNA Damage Accumulation in Normal Tissues after Very Low Doses of Ionizing Radiation Claudia E. Ruebe (Germany) Wednesday, May 27 Wednesday, 3-A-SY-19-02 Dissecting Radiation Effects on Progenitors and Stem Cells from Human Skin Michele T Martin (France) 3-A-SY-19-03 DNA Damage Response and Tissue Reaction in Mouse Tissues/organs Exposed to Low-dose/low-dose-rate Radiation Keiji Suzuki (Japan) 3-A-SY-19-04 Response of The Normal Mammary Epithelium to Radiation and Its Relevance to Carcinogenesis Tatsuhiko Imaoka (Japan) Award Lecture L.H. Gray Medal (Gray Award) by ICRU 11:10 - 11:50 May 28 Thursday, AW03-ICRU Room A Chairperson Hans Menzel (Switzerland) Mechanisms of Development of Cardiovascular Disease in Irradiated Cancer Patients and The Possible Influence of ErbB2 Blocking Agents Fiona Stewart (Netherlands) Congress Lecture 13:00 - 13:40 3-A-CL-12 Room A Chairperson Martin Hauer-Jensen (United States) Neoplasia in Mice Chronically Exposed to Very Low Dose-rates of Gamma- May 29 Friday, Rays Ignacia Tanaka (Japan), Satoshi Tanaka 109 Monday, May 25 Monday, ICRR2015 Symposium 13:45 - 16:05 3-A-SY-28 Room A Omics Approach to Low-dose/Low-dose-rate Radiation Studies Chairpersons Sally A. Amundson (United States), Tetsuya Ono (Japan) 3-A-SY-28-01 Simulated Space Radiation Induces Changes in CNS Proteomes Associated with Deficits in Neurocognitive Performance Andrew J. Wyrobek (United States), Bernard Rabin, Sandhya Bhatnagar, Tuesday, May 26 Tuesday, Matthew Albertolle, Tore Straume, Halina E. Witkowska 3-A-SY-28-02 The Effect of Low-dose-rate Irradiation on The Brain, Heart and Liver Proteome of ApoE (-/-) Mice Soile Tapio (Germany), Stefan J Kempf, Mayur V Bakshi, Zarko Barjaktarovic, Omid Azimzadeh, Ignacia Braga Tanaka, Satoshi Tanaka, Michael J Atkinson 3-A-SY-28-03 Analysis of Transgenerational Effects on DNA Copy Number Aberrations Using Oligo-microarray CGH in Male Mice Exposed to Continuous Low Dose-rate Gamma-rays Keiji Ogura (Japan), Chihiro Harada, Katuyoshi Fujikawa, Ignacia Tanaka, Junichiro Komura, Satoshi Tanaka Wednesday, May 27 Wednesday, 3-A-SY-28-04 Low-dose Radiation Metabolomics in Human Cells Naohiro Tsuyama (Japan) ORAL09 16:10 - 17:00 3-A-OS-09 Low Dose Radiation Effects Room A 01. Radiation Biology, Effects of Low Dose/dose Rate Radiation Chairpersons Tokuhisa Hirouchi (Japan), Lu Cai (United States) 3-A-OS-09-01 Low Dose Neonatal Co-exposure to Radiation and Ketamine Negatively Influences Cognition and Alters Neuroprotein Levels in the Adult Mouse Sonja Buratovic (Sweden), Bo Stenerlow, Anders Fredriksson, Thursday, May 28 Thursday, Synnove Sundell Bergman, Per Eriksson 3-A-OS-09-02 Metabolomics Analysis as An Innovative Approach in The Field of Low-dose Chronic Exposure to Cesium 137 Stephane Grison (France), Gaelle Fave, Jean Charles Martin, Matthieu Maillot, Line Manens, Isabelle Dublineau, Marc Benderitter, Jocelyne Aigueperse, Maamar Souidi 3-A-OS-09-03 Transcriptomic Profiling Suggests A Role for IGFBP5 in Premature Senescence of Endothelial Cells after Chronic Low Dose Rate Irradiation Bjorn Baselet (Belgium), Charlotte Rombouts, An Aerts, Roel Quintens, Hussein El Saghire, Mats Harms Ringdahl, Siamak Haghdoost, Ann Janssen, Arlette Michaux, Ramesh Yentrapalli, Rafi Benotmane, Patrick Van Oostveldt, Sarah Baatout Friday, May 29 Friday, 3-A-OS-09-04 Endogenous and Low Dose Radiation-induced DNA Double Strand Breaks Sensitively Activate Apoptosis in Adult Neuronal Stem Cells Lara Barazzuol (United Kingdom), Nicole Rickett, Limei Ju, Penelope A Jeggo 110 111 Monday, May 25 Monday, 3-A-OS-09-05 Low-dose Radiation Prevents Diabetic Complications Lu Cai (United States) Room B-1 Eye Opener 8:00 - 8:40 3-B1-EO-15 Room B-1 Chairperson Toshiya Nakamura (Japan) May 26 Tuesday, Biological Dosimetry in Large Scale Accidents Andrzej Wojcik (Sweden), Harry Scherthan, Christina Beinke, Francois Trompier, Alicja Jaworska, Gabriel Pantelias, Georgia Terzoudi Symposium 8:45 - 11:05 3-B1-SY-27 Room B-1 Environmental and Health Effect of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident Health Effect of Fukushima Nuclear Accident Chairpersons Shunichi Yamashita (Japan), Kenji Kamiya (Japan) May 27 Wednesday, 3-B1-SY-27-01 Lessons Learned from the Accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant: From Viewpoint of Radiation Emergency Medicine Makoto Akashi (Japan), Takako Tominaga, Hideo Tatsuzaki, Masashi Sagara, Misao Hachiya 3-B1-SY-27-02 Emergency Medical Responses in the Fukushima Accident Koichi Tanigawa (Japan) 3-B1-SY-27-03 Thyroid Ultrasonography Screening after the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Accident; Fukushima Health Management Survey Akira Ohtsuru (Japan), Satoru Suzuki, Toshihiko Fukushima, Sanae Midorikawa, Hiroki Shimura, Takashi Matsuzaka, Akira Sakai, Shunichi Yamashita, Shinichi Suzuki, Masafumi Abe Thursday, May 28 Thursday, 3-B1-SY-27-04 Psychosocial Consequences of Fukushima Disaster Masaharu Maeda (Japan) 3-B1-SY-27-05 Health Status Found in the Fukushima Health Management Survey and Countermeasures Seiji Yasumura (Japan) Sponsored by : Radiation Medical Science Center for the Fukushima Health Management Survey, Fukushima Medical University Congress Lecture 13:00 - 13:40 3-B1-CL-20 Room B-1 Chairperson Kenji Kamiya (Japan) Friday, May 29 Friday, Lessons Learned from Radiation Health Risk Management around Chernobyl and in Fukushima Shunichi Yamashita (Japan) 111 Monday, May 25 Monday, ICRR2015 Symposium 13:45 - 16:05 3-B1-SY-36 Room B-1 Lessons Learned in Health and Medical Aspects: From A-bomb and Chernobyl to Fukushima Chairpersons Yuji Nagayama (Japan), Christoph Reiners (Germany) 3-B1-SY-36-01 Lessons Learned from the Long-term Epidemiological Studies of the Atomic Bomb Survivors Tuesday, May 26 Tuesday, Kazunori Kodama (Japan) 3-B1-SY-36-02 Health Effects and Biological Markers of Radiation Exposure in Cleanup Workers of Chernobyl Accident Dimitry Bazyka (Ukraine) 3-B1-SY-36-03 Results and Prospects of Long-Term Monitoring of Ukrainian-American Thyroid Cohort Mykola D Tronko (Ukraine), Kiyohiko Mabuchi, Tetiana Bogdanova, Maureen Hatch, Ilya Likhtarev, Andre Bouville, Valeriy Oliynik, Viktor Shpak, Vladimir Drozdovitch, Liudmila Zurnadzhy, Valeriy Tereshchenko, Alina Brenner, Galyna Zamotayeva, Stephen Chanock Wednesday, May 27 Wednesday, 3-B1-SY-36-04 Radiation Monitoring and Health Surveillance at the Service of Improving Living Conditions in Post-accident Situations: Some Lessons from Chernobyl Jacques Jean Lochard (France) 3-B1-SY-36-05 Crisis and Risk Communications in Fukushima Based on Experience Gained at Nagasaki and Chernobyl Noboru Takamura (Japan) 3-B1-SY-36-06 Recent Advancement in Stem Cell Transplantation for Casualties of Nuclear Disaster Tatsuo Ichinohe (Japan) Sponsored by : Hiroshima University / Nagasaki University Thursday, May 28 Thursday, ORAL17 16:10 - 17:00 3-B1-OS-17 Environmental and Health Effects of Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Accident Room B-1 10. Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Accident Chairpersons Valentina M Drozd (Belarus), Noboru Takamura (Japan) 3-B1-OS-17-01 Retrieval of Atmospheric Radiocesium After The Fukushima Accident by Analyzing Filter-tapes of Operational Air Quality Monitoring Sites Haruo Tsuruta (Japan), Yasuji Oura, Mitsuru Ebihara, Toshimasa Ohara, Teruyuki Nakajima 3-B1-OS-17-02 Radiocesium Migration in Soil-water Environment: Comparison of Friday, May 29 Friday, Fukushima and Chernobyl Cases Aleksei Konoplev (Japan), Valentin Golosov, Kenji Nanba, Yuichi Onda, Tsugiko Takase, Yoshifumi Wakiyama, Vasyl Yoschenko, Mark Zheleznyak 112 113 Monday, May 25 Monday, 3-B1-OS-17-03 Determination of Sr-90 Specific Activity in the Teeth of Cattle in the Evacuation Zone of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Accident Kazuma Koarai (Japan), Yasushi Kino, Atsushi Takahashi, Toshihiko Suzuki, Yoshinaka Shimizu, Mirei Chiba, Ken Osaka, Keiichi Sasaki, Tomokazu Fukuda, Emiko Isogai, Toshitaka Oka, Tsutomu Sekine, Manabu Fukumoto, Hisashi Shinoda 3-B1-OS-17-04 A Revisit of Prophylaxis Oral Potassium Iodide Administration Based on Whole Body Counter Measurement Results at the Fukushima Accident Koji Uchiyama (Japan), Masami Miyashita, Hitoshi Sato, Yoshinobu Tanishima, May 26 Tuesday, Shigenobu Maeda, Jun Yoshikawa 3-B1-OS-17-05 Comprehensive Countermeasures for the Return of Residents of Kawauchi Village after the Accident at Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant Makiko Orita (Japan), Masataka Doi, Yasuo Yamauchi, Yoshinori Motoyama, Yasuyuki Taira, Noboru Takamura Room B-2 Symposium 8:00 - 11:05 3-B2-SY-23 Room B-2 May 27 Wednesday, DoReMi - Low Dose Research towards Multidisciplinary Integration - ICRR Symposia Introduction to the European DoReMi Programme on Low Dose Risk Research from DoReMi to CONCERT: Next Steps in European Radiation Protection Research Chairpersons Sisko Salomaa (Finland), Laure M. Sabatier (France) 3-B2-SY-23-01 Introduction to The European DoReMi Programme on Low Dose Risk Research Sisko Salomaa (Finland), Dietrich Averbeck, Andrea Ottolenghi, Laure Sabatier, Simon Bouffler, Michael Atkinson, Jean Rene Jourdain 3-B2-SY-23-02 Education and Training Actions Andrea Ottolenghi (Italy), Klaus Trott, Vere Smyth Thursday, May
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