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Thanks for visiting the Students and
Teachers Pages for Radiation Protection. If you did not
find what you were looking for on our site, try one of these
other sites for general radiation protection information.
Please be aware that we do not control or guarantee the accuracy,
relevance, timeliness, or completeness of this outside information.
- Michigan State University has a great
page if you are looking for biographies of scientists
in radiation studies.
- What
is the rad symbol? Read a short essay on its history
by Paul Frame, Ph.D., at Oak Ridge Institute for Science
and Education.
- What
is Nuclear Physics. This section of a site under long-term
construction, has some good technical information and
graphics about nuclear physics.
- The Nuclear
Web, of the American Nuclear Society has a lengthy list
of resources to numerous sites for radiation information.
(...and an extremely cool animated logo)
- PBS's
Frontline produced Nuclear Reaction, a documentary
about nuclear power.
- Health Physics Society
has an "ask
the expert" feature.
- The University of Michigan's Radiation
and Health Physics Site has an extensive list of resources.
- The Tech
Museum of Innovation discusses radiation and related
topics--a very cool site!
- The Denver Earth Science
Project offers Do
You Know Your 3 R's? Radiation, Radioactivity, and Radon,
a teaching module that brings together physical, earth,
and biological sciences.
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