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Closing the loop in nanotheranostics: from ¹²⁴I separation to intrinsically radiolabeled platinum nanoparticles for potential PET/CT-guided photothermal therapy. [PDF]

Nanoscale Adv
Ghosh S, Ambade RN, Ram R, Barick KC, Guleria A, Chand Sharma S, Nayak M, Kunwar A, Bhattacharyya K, Chakravarty R.   +9 more
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A nuclear clock synchronized to ²²⁹Th. [PDF]

Nature
Huang B, Yan G, Xiao Q, Bu W, Zhao C, Zhang Z, Yan C, Chen ZA, Zhang P, Penyazkov G, Zhan Z, Yan L, Wang Y, Li L, Li S, Jiang D, Qian X, Liu X, He Q, Sun T, Tian H, Lu B, Ma N, Li J, Wu Y, Gong Q, Li Y, Shi H, Li X, Ma L, Zhu S, Mo Y, Lin J, You L, Lin Y, Zhang X, Hang Y, Su L, Ding S.   +38 more
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Accuracy of an Atomic Microwave Power Standard [PDF]

IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2004
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Nelson L Rowell
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Atomic agents [atomic power]

Power Engineer, 2006
This paper presents an interview with Yuri Sokolov, deputy director general of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), about some issues regarding the development and proliferation of nuclear weapons throughout the world and how the IAEA works to prevent the spread of nuclear arms and promote the safe use of atomic power.
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The power of the atom

Nature Medicine, 2014
e-mail: kkrohn@uw.edu challenge of carbon-11’s very short half-life was resolved when carbon-14 became available, and Melvin Calvin’s group worked out carbon metabolism pathways as they appear in textbooks today. The use of radioisotopes in human research has always been controversial.
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Stopping power of hydrogen atoms

Physical Review A, 1991
The stopping number of hydrogen atoms calculated with Bethe's theory in the first Born approximation is tabulated. A comparison is made with the asymptotic approximation and with a model based on the harmonic oscillator.
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Potentialities of atomic power

Electrical Engineering, 1956
As world population increases and deposits of coal, oil, and gas are depleted, the need for new sources of electric power becomes apparent. Suggestions are presented for bridging some of the potential gaps in our atomic energy program.
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Industrial Atomic Power

Physics Today, 1953
A number of years ago, in a speech delivered before a Boston audience, David Lilienthal noted that if the Atomic Energy Commission's course “in putting the atom to work is to be sound and fruitful of the best results, we need council and criticism and discussion from the whole of American business and industry”.
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