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February 25, 2022
Radiation levels in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone are having no direct impact on soil biological activity three decades after the world’s biggest nuclear accident, a study has found.
January 4, 2022
Ravi Chari, Ph.D., appointed Chief Scientific Officer Julie Wu appointed Chief Financial Officer, Philippe van Put appointed General Manager, Europe Lanny Sun appointed Chairman Full-Life Technologies
December 30, 2021
Over 4300 users from more than 100 countries have used the three new IAEA interactive e-learning modules released this year on diagnostic reference
September 29, 2021
2009 report posted for filing : Engineering Evil : I don't believe a single thing has been done about this crisis since this report. Not even a simple mention in the nightly news. Submitted by SHNS on Wed, 06/03/2009 - 13:38 Thousands of everyday products and materials containing radioactive metals are surfacing across the United…
April 1, 2021
Visualising the Invisible and Answering the Unprovable 01 April 2021 - Written by Laurence Cornet For one year Eleonora Strano wandered through her native south-eastern France, over which the Chernobyl nuclear cloud passed, to document the duality that resides in the morbidity of the fallout and the liveliness of the place where it happened. © Eleonora Strano, from the series...
February 23, 2021
The committee will also consider 164 objections from nearby residents in opposition to the plans. According to an officers report, residents said: The playing field site was inappropriate for such a structure The apparatus would have a visual impact on the surrounding area The mast would have an impact on local wildlife The mast would devalue surrounding properties, and more. Bracknell Town Council recommended the plans be refused, too. In a statement, they said: "Whilst Bracknell Town ...
January 20, 2021
Credits: Photo: Gretchen Ertl Next image When it comes to education, Michael Short is not beholden to tradition. And he’s no fan of arbitrary requirements that don’t contribute to learning. Now the Class of ’42 Associate Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering (NSE), Short won a Junior Bose Teaching Award in 2017, and his innovative approach to classroom instruction can be seen in the two courses he’s transformed: 22.033 (Nuclear Systems Design) an...
December 6, 2019
It is non-ionizing radiation, things like microwave, low electronics, cell phone technology, visible light, that does not cause cancer. and the ionizing radiation, x-rays, gamma rays, ultraviolet spectrum, anything above visible light is what damages the dna and ultimately can cause cancer. >> keep the graphic up if you can. looking at this you see nonionizing, you see everything on the right. is there a great area at all here? there should be concerned? >> we need research in all this. the rese...
November 18, 2017
Than done because electromagnetic field the exist everywhere you find electric currents. theyre invisible to the human eye. there are man made sources such as x-rays, tv antenna and cell phone towers. the radiation differs as well. cell phones use non identify onizing radiation. non ionizing radiation doesnt -- heat your food up to your head. at the observatory, the mountains surrounding this valley help create a natural barrier. but as technology keeps encroaching, its harder and harder to main...
June 17, 2012
Growing brain and a growing body. always subjecting it to the small amount of radiation and it es also ionizing aidation ae ii an xa, and ct scan and on a plane, i believe it is a significant finding and i believe the radiation, the ionizing radiation has a small amount of risk but so does, not diagnosing conditions we need people to find out about. >> is there an alternative test that can look into the brain for a child. >> i think in the future, mris probably replace cat scans because it will ...