Welcome to The Irradiation Panel
Connecting the Global Radiation Processing Community
The Irradiation Panel is a not-for-profit association dedicated to advancing the radiation processing industry.

Our Vision
The Panel’s vision is to be the go-to body of Subject Matter Experts (SME) that supports the development and progress of radiation processing, remaining accessible to address challenges in an agile and practical manner.
Our Mission
To advance radiation processing by partnering with regulatory authorities to standardise best practices, incorporating European and international perspectives into standards, fostering understanding of emerging technologies, providing educational resources, and promoting the Panel’s profile globally.
Our Objectives
Build a strong, global network across industry, academia, and regulatory stakeholders.
Support the development and adoption of standards and best practices.
Promote accelerator based irradiation and emerging technologies with clear, high-level insight.
Offer educational resources and events that advance skills and career development.
Enhance member engagement through effective governance, feedback, and transparent communication.
Become a member to connect with peers, share expertise, and help shape the future of radiation processing.
What We Do
Building a Global Network
The Panel is actively expanding its network and visibility by establishing liaisons with key international institutions,—including partners in the pharmaceutical sector.We are actively building the Panel’s profile through virtual events, sharing outputs, and deepening partnerships with organizations that share common interests.
Supporting Standards and Regulation
A core focus of the Panel is advancing the development and adoption of appropriate standards. We engage with regulatory authorities and industry bodies to ensure that new technologies and modern approaches are reflected in evolving guidance. As a registered stakeholder with the European Medicines Agency, we are preparing to contribute to updates to Annex 12 and to support alignment across the sector. We also maintain active dialogue with Notified Bodies, such as the MHRA, to strengthen regulatory understanding and consistency.
Promoting Technology and Innovation
The Panel promotes the adoption of accelerator-based radiation technologies and emerging innovations by providing high-level technical overviews, expert insight, and guidance on microbiology as it relates to irradiation, to industry, regulators, and other stakeholders.
Education, Training, and Awareness
We deliver presentations and learning sessions on key topics including modeling, parametric release, and microbiological methods. Through the continual development of new and updated training materials by the Education and Training Working Group, these activities support professional development and help build broader understanding of radiation processing technologies.
Continual Evolution
To continually support the evolving radiation processing industry, the Panel has strengthened its governance and is enhancing member engagement through refreshed meeting formats and regular feedback. We continually align priorities, review our project pipeline, explore funding opportunities, and improve collaboration tools to deliver our program effectively.
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Membership
Membership connects you to the radiation processing community and gives you a voice in shaping its future. Members gain direct access to industry expertise, early insight into emerging developments, and opportunities to collaborate on standards, guidance, and practical solutions. Through meetings, Working Groups, publications, and other activities, membership supports both individual growth and industry progress.
We offer a range of different membership options for both organisations and independent professionals, ensuring inclusive participation across the irradiation industry.
The Panel has a formal affiliation with the International Irradiation Association (iia) to strengthen collaboration and combine efforts toward shared goals.








































