International Course on Ionizing Radiation at CBRN Training Centre
Wednesday, 4.11.2026 | International Co-operation
An international course on the detection of, dosimetry for, and protection against ionizing radiation is being held this week at the Serbian Armed Forces’ CBRN Training Centre in Kruševac, attended by military personnel from 11 foreign countries.
The training is being attened by members of the CBRN services from the armed forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, Greece, Indonesia, Italy, Kazakhstan, Cyprus, Hungary, the United Arab Emirates, Montenegro, and Spain. The objective is for the participants to enhance their knowledge and proficiency in carrying out specialized tasks in environments where exposure to ionizing radiation is present.
During practical exercises in specialized study rooms, trainees practice using detection and dosimetry equipment, applying techniques for measuring and identifying sources of ionizing radiation, assessing the effects of radiation on biological systems, and implementing basic protective measures.
The training is conducted by certified instructors from the CBRN Training Center, as well as guest lecturers from the Serbian Radiation and Nuclear Safety and Security Directorate and the Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences.
The conduct of this and similar international courses, as well as the keen interest shown by foreign armed forces in pursuing advanced training at our center, serve as the best confirmation of the expertise of the instructional staff and the quality of training provided by the Serbian Armed Forces in the CBRN field.
