Ole Chrisitan Lind has 84 peer reviewed papers within the field of radioecology and environmental chemistry. Contributions have also been made to several reports and books including a chapter on environmental chemistry of plutonium in the Plutonium Handbook (2. edition). Main expertise is speciation (i.e. determination of physico-chemical forms) and source identification of radionuclides and trace elements using advanced techniques (e.g. electron microscopy, synchrotron radiation based micro- and nano-focused x-ray techniques, accelerator mass spectrometry) with emphasis on characterisation of environmental particles including plastic and radioactive particles in the nanometer-micrometer range. He is also focusing on environmental impact and risk assessments involving environmental transport and ecosystem transfer modelling as well as biological responses including from multiple stressor exposures. Chair of Research Theme 5 (Environmental Radiochemistry), Norwegian Nuclear Research Centre (NNRC); Manager of the FIGARO gamma-UV irradiation facility, NMBU; Deputy Chair of Faculty Research Committee, MINA, NMBU; Former member of Advisory Board, Norwegian Nuclear Decommissioning (NND); Member of AMAP expert group on sources of radioactivity in the Arctic; Norwegian expert to IAEA CRP on Transfer of radionuclides in semi-arid and arid environments and Nuclear Forensics International Technical Working Group (ITWG); Former board member, NorScatt, Norwegian organisation for users of synchrotron and neutron radiation infrastructures.
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