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Radonova, cesium, Chernobyl
From Chernobyl to Uppsala – Radonova Featured in New Documentary Series Okategoriserade

From Chernobyl to Uppsala – Radonova Featured in New Documentary Series

In mid-December, a television crew from Swedish public broadcaster SVT visited Radonova’s laboratory in Uppsala, Sweden. The visit was part of the production of an upcoming documentary series about the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. During the filming, the focus was on measurements of cesium-137, an area that today lies outside Radonova’s core business, which primarily concerns the measurement and analysis of…
Jonas Paulsrud
January 13, 2026
Radonova, radon predictions 2026
Radon 2026: When Regulations Start Being Enforced News

Radon 2026: When Regulations Start Being Enforced

As we move into 2026, the radon issue is entering a new phase. For several years, the primary focus has been on establishing regulations and reference levels, particularly within the EU. Now, however, there are clear signs that more authorities across Europe are beginning to enforce these requirements, especially when it comes to radon measurements in workplaces. In many countries,…
Jonas Paulsrud
January 7, 2026
Long-term measurement
Why Long-Term Measurement Is the Most Reliable Way to Measure Radon Measurement

Why Long-Term Measurement Is the Most Reliable Way to Measure Radon

An increasing number of people want to know the true level of radon in their homes or workplaces. But which method provides the most reliable result — short-term or long-term measurement? Radonova explains the differences and why long-term measurement is generally the best choice. With a few exceptions, radiation safety authorities around the world recommend long-term radon measurement as the…
Jonas Paulsrud
October 21, 2025
Radon and ventilation
Radon and Ventilation – How They Are Connected Okategoriserade

Radon and Ventilation – How They Are Connected

Radon is an invisible, odorless gas formed when uranium in bedrock or certain building materials breaks down. Because it can easily seep into indoor environments, radon levels are strongly influenced by how homes and buildings are ventilated. Understanding the link between radon and ventilation is therefore essential to preventing health risks and ensuring safe indoor air quality, whether in private…
Jonas Paulsrud
October 7, 2025
Radon measurement
Radon Measurement Season Begins – Growing Interest in Tracking Annual Averages Measurement

Radon Measurement Season Begins – Growing Interest in Tracking Annual Averages

As autumn arrives in the Northern Hemisphere, the radon measurement season gets underway. For anyone who wants a reliable annual average of radon levels in their home, apartment building, or workplace, now is the time to start. The colder months, typically between October and April, create the conditions to measure and analyze radon levels over time. Radon is a naturally…
Jonas Paulsrud
September 17, 2025
When measure for radon
When should you test for radon? Five key moments HomeMeasurement

When should you test for radon? Five key moments

Radon is an invisible, odourless gas that can cause serious health problems if present in high concentrations indoors. It forms naturally when uranium in bedrock breaks down, entering buildings through their foundations, construction materials, or household water supply. As radon cannot be smelled, tasted, or seen, the only reliable way to detect it is to measure its concentration. There are…
Jonas Paulsrud
September 11, 2025
radon testing in schools
Radon testing in UK schools: a back-to-school guide SchoolsWorkplace

Radon testing in UK schools: a back-to-school guide

For many in education, summer term means a countdown to the school holidays. But for facilities and maintenance teams, it’s essential planning and preparation time ahead of the new academic year. Health and safety and risk assessment checklists can be lengthy, and among the many essential checks, radon testing often flies under the radar.   Why radon testing in schools matters…
benjaminportin
July 2, 2025
Jens Jensen, Radonova
Radonova Strengthens Its Team with Physicist and Measurement Expert – Jens Jensen Joins the Company MeasurementNews

Radonova Strengthens Its Team with Physicist and Measurement Expert – Jens Jensen Joins the Company

Radonova Laboratories has recruited Jens Jensen, an experienced physicist and radon expert with a background at the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (SSM) and several universities in Sweden and abroad. With his expertise in measurement technology, quality assurance, and research, Jens will help further strengthen Radonova’s global offering in radon measurement and analysis. Here, Jens Jensen shares more about his background,…
Jonas Paulsrud
May 20, 2025
new home radon testing
Radon testing when buying a UK home: five key steps HomeMeasurement

Radon testing when buying a UK home: five key steps

Springtime brings many things in the UK, and one of them is peak housing market season. If you’re in the middle of buying a home, chances are you’re trying to navigate a seemingly endless conveyancing checklist. And chances are that conducting radon testing is somewhere on that list. Radon exposure is little-known but potent health hazard. If left unchecked, it…
benjaminportin
May 13, 2025
Vanda Jakabová, Radonova, CARST
Radonova Highlights New Insights at International Conference News

Radonova Highlights New Insights at International Conference

When experts and decision-makers from around the world gathered in Quebec City for the 14th annual radon conference hosted by the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST), Radonova Laboratories and radon specialist Vanda Jakabová were there to share new findings on radon mitigation. A Decade of Change – What Has Improved? In her presentation “Radon Mitigation in Swedish…
Jonas Paulsrud
May 6, 2025