Lindsay Beaton-Green

Dr. Lindsay Beaton-Green is a Researcher affiliated with Carleton University's Department of Physics and a Research Scientist at Health Canada's Ionizing Radiation Health Sciences Division. Her primary role involves investigating the biological effects of ionizing radiation, including biomarkers of radiation sensitivity, triage assays for mass exposure scenarios, and radiation impacts on astronauts during space travel. She also contributes to human health risk assessments for radiation-emitting devices.

• Current Position: Research Scientist at Health Canada
• Affiliation: Carleton University Physics Department
• Professional Roles: Technical Officer, United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR)

Research Interests: Her work bridges medical physics and environmental health, focusing on radiation exposure consequences in clinical, occupational, and space environments. She collaborates with organizations like the Ottawa Medical Physics Institute and participates in Carleton's Alumni Mentorship Program.

Awards: Not explicitly listed in available texts.

Advising/Grants: No formal advisees or grant details provided. Active in intergovernmental and academic collaborations through UNSCEAR and Health Canada.

Labs/Teams: Engaged with Health Canada's Consumer and Clinical Radiation Protection Bureau and affiliated with UNSCEAR technical committees.