Environmental Radioactivity Network: STFC-funded project aimed at engaging the environmental radiochemistry research community to develop use of STFC facilities
It’s been a fabulous week at the Methods and Applications of Radiochemistry Conference in Keauhou Kona. Lots of interest in the @DiamondLightSou I14 capability and our @EnvRadNet @DaltonNuclear work on hot particles with colleagues at Kyushu University.
Dr Will Bower of @DaltonNuclear presenting his @NERCscience@Env_Rad_Net@DiamondLightSou I18 and I14 research on hot particle aging at MARC 2018 conference, Hawaii
@Env_Rad_Net@NERCscience@OfficialUoM @DaltonNuclear @UoMChemistry science on @DiamondLightSou beam-line I-14. Busy few days exploring hard X-ray nano-imaging possibilities for nuclear and environmental materials. Excellent facility for nuclear research and lots of super data!
With a fantastic group of researchers from @UniStrathclyde and @Env_Rad_Net doing Sr and Cs XAS on beamline B18 at @DiamondLightSou on the immobilisation and containment of legacy radioactive waste trenches @ANSTO using colloidal silica-based grout.
#justaccepted@EnvSciTech paper on hot particles emitted from the #Fukushima Daiichi damaged reactors. Absolute privilege to work with Satoshi Utsunomiya, Asumi Ochiai, and colleagues. @DaltonNuclear @UoMChemistry@Env_Rad_Net - https://t.co/dgD5WJcFLr