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Dr José Luis Gutierrez Villanueva, Radonova Laboratories

José-Luis Gutiérrez Villanueva has worked on radon issues for the last 15 years. He wrote his PhD on “Radon concentrations in soil, air and water in a granitic area: instrumental development and measurements” (University of Vallodolid, 2008) and is an expert in data analysis and different ways of measuring radon. As secretary of the European Radon Association, José-Luis also has extensive experience of international work with radon.
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