Artificial intelligence in nuclear safety and radiation protection

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly recognized as a transformative tool in the field of radiation and nuclear safety. This technology offers significant opportunities to enhance the safety, security, efficiency, and reliability of nuclear facilities and radiation-related operations. The book contains chapters that describe general topics about different radiation and nuclear safety applications of AI technology in radiation and nuclear endevours and facilities, as follows: (i) ethical aspects of radiation and nuclear safety, and their relationship with AI, (ii) AI and radiation protection, (iii) AI and the challenges to nuclear safety; as well as a set of more specific chapters (v) Artificial intelligence and radiation protection in medical applications (diagnosis and therapy), (vi) AI for radiation protection in the decommissioning of radiation and nuclear facilities, and (vii) innovation in the role of AI for regulatory document management. The adoption of AI will also require significant regulatory updates and workforce training to keep pace with technological advancements. As AI applications expand-both in predictable and unforeseen ways-regulatory bodies must adapt to ensure ongoing compliance and safety assurance. Continued collaboration among AI developers, nuclear safety experts, and regulatory authorities will be critical. With the right safeguards, AI has the potential to significantly transform the radiation and nuclear industries by providing safer, more efficient, and more effective solutions.

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• ISBN Papel.: 9788490525609
• ISBN Ebook: 9788490525616
• Páginas : 222
• Año Publicación: 2025
• Nº Edición : 1
• Clasificación: > CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD > INFORMÁTICA

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Romera, Elvira

Elvira Romera is a Full Professor of Atomic, Molecular, and Nuclear Physics at the University of Granada. She served as a commissioner of the Spanish Nuclear Safety Council (CSN) and as President of the National R&D Platform for Radiological Protection. She was the CSN representative to the Ibero-American Forum of Nuclear and Radiological Regulators. She has participated in various meetings at the International Atomic Energy Agency She has over 30 years of experience in teaching, research, and academic management, with more than 100 publications, most of them in journals indexed in the Journal Citation Reports. She has taken part in numerous research projects. Among other university management roles, she was the director of the Institute Carlos I for Theoretical and Computational Physics, and currently serves as a mentor on the Social Council of the University of Granada. In 2023, she received the Women in Nuclear Spain Award.

Nuñez, Alejandro

Alejandro Núñez-Carrera was designated Director General of Comisión Nacional de Seguridad Nuclear by the Secretary of Energy, effective March 1, 2022. Núñez-Carrera has more than three decades in the field of nuclear energy. He served as a staff member on Comisión Nacional de Seguridad Nuclear y Salvaguardias, where he oversaw the programmes on probabilistic risk analysis, severe accidents, thermal- hydraulics and nuclear safety. He was Mexican delegate to the Working Group on the Analysis and Management of Accidents from the Nuclear Energy Agency, OECD and the Nuclear Safety Standards Group from the International Atomic Energy Agency. Núñez-Carrera earned a Bachelor´s degree on Physics and Mathematics, a Master’s degree on Nuclear Engineering, both from the Instituto Politécnico Nacional, and a Ph.D. from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México focused on energy engineering. Dr. Alejandro Núñez-Carrera is author and co-author of various publications in specialized journals and member of the Engineering Academy of México, where currently serves as president of the nuclear engineering branch.

Herrera, Francisco

Francisco Herrera es catedrático de Inteligencia Artificial en la Universidad de Granada, director del Instituto Andaluz de Investigación en Ciencia de Datos e Inteligencia Computacional. Es académico de número de la Real Academia de Ingeniería de España (2019), ha sido miembro del Consejo Asesor de Inteligencia Artificial (CAIA) del gobierno español (2021-2023) y es Académico Correspondiente de la Academia de las Ciencias de Cuba (2023). En el área de la Inteligencia Artificial ha dirigido más de 60 tesis doctorales, y ha sido director de más de 70 proyectos de investigación y de transferencia de conocimiento de inteligencia artificial. Ha publicado más de 700 artículos científicos en revistas internacionales y sus publicaciones han recibido más de 178.000 citas con un índice h de 194 en Scholar Google. Está indexado en el listado de investigadores altamente citados a nivel mundial en Informática e Ingeniería de Clarivate Analytics (2014-2024), y en la posición 10 del ranking munidal Research.com “Best Computer Science Scientists” (noiembre 2024) Ha recibido diversos premios y reconocimientos nacionales e internacionales a su investigación. Sus líneas de investigación actuales se centran en la inteligencia artificial ética y confiable en y los modelos de IA de propósito general. Comprometido con la importancia de transmitir a la sociedad los resultados de la investigación, la formación de nuevas generaciones de investigadores, y con el desarrollo de un ecosistema de innovación digital e inteligencia artificial en Granada y Andalucía

González, Abel J

Abel Julio GONZÁLEZ is an Argentine academician specialized in radiation protection and nuclear safety, being full member of the following Academies: International of Nuclear Energy, Sciences of Buenos Aires, the Argentine of Environmental Sciences, and Argentine of the Seas. He is advisor to the Argentine Nuclear Regulatory Authority and a member of several international bodies in his field. He served as, inter alia, Director of the IAEA, and Vice-President of the International Commission on Radiological Protection, and of the International Radiological Protection Association. He is Visiting Professor at the World Nuclear University, and the Tsinhua and Montpellier Universities. He shared the IAEA Nobel Prize and received several professional awards, including the Sievert Award (the highest international prize in radiation protection).