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Koya Ogura

Department / Course Hokkaido University of Science Faculty of Health Sciences Department of Radiological Technology

Job Research associate

Academic background
2022/03 Degree Acquisition	Graduate School, Division of Health Care Hirosaki University

Research activities
2021/04/01 ～	Research associate Hokkaido University of Science Faculty of Health Sciences Department of Radiological Technology

Present specialized field
Radiation influence, Radiological sciences, Science education

Book and thesis
Papers	Study on the necessity of radiation risk communicator training seminars: Survey of local government employees around nuclear power plants Journal of Health Sciences Research 13 (1),pp.29-37 (Co-authored) 2022/09
Papers	Text Mining Analysis of Questions and Explanations in Radiation Risk Communication Round Table Discussions Jpn. J. Health Phys. 57 (1),pp.36-48 (Co-authored) 2022/03
Papers	Support activities in Namie Town, Fukushima undertaken by Hirosaki University Annals of the ICRP (Co-authored) 2021/06
Papers	EstimationofannualeffectivedoseinNamieTown,FukushimaPrefectureduetoinhalationofradonandthoronprogeny Radiation Environment and Medicine (Co-authored) 2021/02
Papers	DiscriminativeMeasurementofAbsorbedDoseRatesinAirfromNaturalandArtificialRadionuclidesinNamieTown,FukushimaPrefecture International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (Co-authored) 2021/01
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Academic conference presentation
2023/02/13	Development of teaching material for studying the biological effects of radiation (2022 年度 ERAN 年次報告会)
2019/09	Effect of the radiation study meeting as a new form of risk communication (6th Educational Symposium on Radiation And Health by Young Scientists)
2019/09	Radiation risk communication with evacuees of nuclear accidents -Trends from text mining analysis(FY2018) (6th Educational Symposium on Radiation And Health by Young Scientists)