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  • GO AQS and Indoor Air Quality Standards in Focus at the UN

    On September 23, Sotirios Papathanasiou will address indoor air quality leaders at the United Nations headquarters in New York. In a short speech, he will highlight the need for stronger and open standards to improve the air we breathe indoors.

    On September 23, Sotirios Papathanasiou will address indoor air quality leaders at the United Nations headquarters.
  • Radon Measurement Season Begins – Growing Interest in Tracking Annual Averages

    As autumn arrives in the Northern Hemisphere, the radon measurement season gets underway. For anyone who wants a reliable annual average of radon levels in their home, apartment building, or workplace, now is the time to start. The colder months, typically between October and April, create the conditions to measure and analyze radon levels over time.

    The colder months, typically between October and April, create the conditions to measure and analyze radon levels over time.
  • Why You Should Pay Attention to Radon – Even in Holiday Homes

    Every summer, millions of holiday homes across Europe open their doors for the season. It’s estimated that there are between 30 and 40 million such properties in use. For many, these homes represent relaxation, nature, and quality of life. But they can also come with hidden health risks, like radon.

    Radon in holiday homes
  • Radonova Strengthens Its Team with Physicist and Measurement Expert – Jens Jensen Joins the Company

    Radonova Laboratories has recruited Jens Jensen, an experienced physicist and radon expert with a background at the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (SSM) and several universities in Sweden and abroad. With his expertise in measurement technology, quality assurance, and research, Jens will help further strengthen Radonova’s global offering in radon measurement and analysis.

  • Radonova Highlights New Insights at International Conference

    When experts and decision-makers from around the world gathered in Quebec City for the 14th annual radon conference hosted by the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST), Radonova Laboratories and radon specialist Vanda Jakabová were there to share new findings on radon mitigation.

  • Radonova Strengthens International Knowledge Exchange on Radon

    Radonova has long been an active contributor to global efforts to spread knowledge about radon and its impact on human health. A recent example is the company’s expert, José-Luis Gutiérrez Villanueva, who will be speaking at a training session in Madrid on April 3. His lecture will focus on radon, its health risks, and the legislation governing the field.

  • Radonova to Participate in CARST Conference 2025 in Québec

    Radonova Laboratories will participate as a gold sponsor at CARST’s annual conference, taking place from April 23–27 in Québec, Canada. CARST (Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists) is an industry organization with over 300 members, including companies like Radonova.

  • Radonova Participates in the EURADOS Annual Conference in Bucharest

    The European Radiation Dosimetry Group (EURADOS) organizes one of Europe’s most important events in the field of dosimetry and ionizing radiation. This year’s conference will take place in Bucharest, Romania, from February 24 to 27, bringing together leading experts, researchers, and organizations in radiation dosimetry – including Radonova.

  • Why you should measure radon at least every two to five years

    Measuring radon regularly is crucial to ensure that radon levels in a home or building remain below recommended reference values. Including radon measurement in regular building maintenance is a rational strategy to prevent problems.

  • Radon: Three Trends Shaping 2025

    Radon, the invisible and odorless gas naturally found in soil, has garnered increased attention in recent years due to its potentially serious health effects and the need for effective measurement and mitigation solutions. José-Luis Gutiérrez Villanueva, an expert at Radonova Laboratories, identifies three key trends expected to influence the field of radon in 2025.

  • Radon Safety Is Rarely Expensive or Complicated

    Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can pose health risks if it accumulates in high concentrations indoors. However, addressing elevated radon levels is rarely expensive or complicated. With the right methods and tools, both homeowners and property managers can implement measures that are effective and affordable.

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