Thomas Berger

Head Biophysics Group

German Aerospace Center

Germany

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Thomas Berger is the Head of the Biophysics Group at the German Aerospace Center in Germany. His research focuses on space radiation and its effects on human health, particularly in the context of Mars missions and lunar exploration. Recent articles authored by him include studies on radiation exposure, shielding effects, and risk assessments related to cosmic radiation in space environments.

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Pawel Bilski

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Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences

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Luana Hafner

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Robert F. Wimmer‐Schweingruber

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Nowcasting Solar Energetic Particle Events for Mars Missions

European astronaut radiation related cancer risk assessment using dosimetric calculations of organ dose equivalents

Calculation of relative luminescent efficiency of TL/OSL detectors to cosmic radiation spectrum in cis-lunar space

Radiation Exposure and Shielding Effects on the Lunar Surface

The First Ground Level Enhancement Seen on Three Planetary Surfaces: Earth, Moon, and Mars

Active radiation measurements over one solar cycle with two DOSTEL instruments in the Columbus laboratory of the International Space Station

Radiation in human space exploration: Detectors and measurements, today and tomorrow

Experimental Analysis of Radiation Protection Offered by a Novel Exoskeleton-Based Radiation Protection System versus Conventional Lead Aprons

Impact of the South Atlantic Anomaly on radiation exposure at flight altitudes during solar minimum

The ESA Active Dosimeter (EAD) system onboard the International Space Station (ISS)

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Pawel Bilski

Luana Hafner

Robert F. Wimmer‐Schweingruber

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