Radiobiological
Radiobiological refers to the study of the effects of ionizing radiation on living organisms, including the mechanisms of radiation damage, cellular responses to radiation exposure, and the development of strategies to minimize radiation-induced harm. This field combines principles of radiology, biology, and physics to understand how radiation interacts with biological systems at the cellular and molecular levels. Researchers in radiobiological seek to improve radiation therapy for cancer treatment, assess the risks of radiation exposure in various contexts, and develop new technologies for radiation protection and mitigation.