Ms. Gabriele Voigt, born in 1952, is a biologist and holds a doctorate in genetics, microbiology, and biochemistry. She is working as a radioecologist since more than 20 years in the field of radiation protection, first in the Institute of Radiation Hygiene of the German Federal Health Office and later in the Institute of Radiation Protection in the GSF-Research Center for Environment and Health, both located in Neuherberg near Munich, Germany. Her interests are: transfer of radionuclides to plants and animals in agricultural and semi-natural and aquatic ecosystems, countermeasures and remediation strategies, dose reconstruction, modelling transfer of radionuclides via food chains to humans, environmental decision support systems and the application of radioecological models for non-radioactive pollutants. She is one associate editor of the Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, and a referee to several international journals. In her previous position she was involved in activities concerning gender equality and she was an elected member of a variety of scientific advisory committees of GSF. Ms. Voigt is married and has two boys aged 6 and 11.
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