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Wizards of the Coast brings the wastelands of Fallout to Magic - Vimarsana News

Wizards of the Coast brings the wastelands of Fallout to Magic

Wizards of the Coast have taken the irradiated wilds of Fallout’s Wasteland and brought them to the realms of Magic the Gathering (MTG).

AutoMatters & More: 2023 International Nuclear Science Week - Vimarsana News

AutoMatters & More: 2023 International Nuclear Science Week

The five pillars of nuclear science are: Carbon-free Energy, Global Leadership, Transformative Healthcare, Innovation & Technology and Space Exploration.

How Much Radiation Is Your Smartphone Emitting? Let's Look At Some Charts To Figure That Out - Vimarsana News

How Much Radiation Is Your Smartphone Emitting? Let's Look At Some Charts To Figure That Out

You probably won't die due to being on the phone, but this topic is begging for further analysis and research.

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Geiger Counters and Radiation - April 2022 - Silicon Chip Online - Vimarsana News

Geiger Counters and Radiation - April 2022 - Silicon Chip Online

Radioactivity is all around us, both from natural and artificial sources. But it is usually invisible, so how do we tell if it is there? There are quite a few passive and electronic methods for detecting and classifying radiation. This article investigates radioactivity, radioactive sources and ways to measure radioactivity electronically, including Geiger counters. by Dr David Maddison

"Futurizing" undergraduate teaching | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Vimarsana News

"Futurizing" undergraduate teaching | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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) and 22.01 (Introduction to Nuclear Engineering and Ionizing Radiation). Short started teaching the des...

Source: mit.edu