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Comprehensive bioimaging with fluorinated nanoparticles using breathable liquids. [PDF]

Nat Commun, 2015
Kurczy ME, Zhu ZJ, Ivanisevic J, Schuyler AM, Lalwani K, Santidrian AF, David JM, Giddabasappa A, Roberts AJ, Olivos HJ, O'Brien PJ, Franco L, Fields MW, Paris LP, Friedlander M, Johnson CH, Epstein AA, Gendelman HE, Wood MR, Felding BH, Patti GJ, Spilker ME, Siuzdak G.   +22 more
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Managing terrorism or accidental nuclear errors, preparing for iodine-131 emergencies: a comprehensive review. [PDF]

Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2014
Braverman ER, Blum K, Loeffke B, Baker R, Kreuk F, Yang SP, Hurley JR.   +6 more
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MIGRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF RADIONUCLIDES THROUGH SEDIMENTS UNDERLYING THE HANFORD RESERVATION.

, 1967
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THERMAL PROPERTIES OF GABLE MOUNTAIN BASALT CORES HANFORD NUCLEAR RESERVATION

, 1978
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Heidegger and Being at the Hanford Reservation: Standing Reserve, Enframing, and Environmental Communication Theory

Environmental Communication, 2007
This essay examines the potential of Heidegger's phenomenology as a foundation for environmental communication theory, emphasizing his critiques of modern science, technology, humanism, and metaphysics. A phenomenological approach to environmental communication provides resources for recognizing metaphysical assumptions that endanger both humans and ...
William J Kinsella
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Fresh leaks plague Hanford Nuclear Reservation

Physics World, 2013
Up to six tanks holding radioactive material at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Richland, Washington, were thought to be leaking last month as employees at the site began to evaluate 14 further tanks that also appeared to have lost liquid.
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Nickel-63 in Columbia River sediments below the Hanford Reservation

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 1986
Nickel-63 (t12 = 100 y) has been measured in Columbia River sediments below the Hanford Reservation. The present-day inventory between the confluence of the Snake and Columbia Rivers and the Columbia River mouth is estimated at near 4·6 TBq (∼ 125 Ci). Nickel-59 has not been detected but, if present, the inventory of this long-lived radionuclide (t12 =
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