Group in the Spotlight: Solid Mechanics Research Group
In what has been an extremely busy year for the Solid Mechanics Research Group at the University of Bristol, members
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New research paper on Fukushima Daiichi materials behaviour
A new collaborative research paper between collaboration between the University of Bristol, the University of Sheffield and Diamond Light Source
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New research investigates simulant nuclear fuel to support decommissioning of Chernobyl
A new paper, released online this week and to be published in Materials and Design, discusses an investigation of the
New research reveals further insight into Fukushima Daiichi material release
New paper reveals further insight into Fukushima Daiichi material release through analogues to volcanic processes. A new paper, published today
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A Collaborative Database to Support the Ongoing Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning
Research Area: Nuclear Hazards and Risks Researchers: Dr Peter Martin, Dr David Richards, Professor Tom Scott – University of Bristol
New research identifies Fukushima reactor unit 1 material in environment
[threecol_one_last] Through the analysis of sub-mm particulate sourced from the environment, new research published today in Nature Communications by scientists
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Analysing and Imaging of Fuel Debris Fallout Particles from Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant Accident
Research Area: Nuclear Hazards and Risks PI: Dr Peter Martin Partners: Diamond Light Source, Japan Atomic Energy Agency Contact: peter.martin@bristol.ac.uk
First ever images of fuel debris fallout particles from Fukushima Daiichi unveiled
Unique synchrotron visualisation techniques offer new forensic insights into the provenance of radioactive material from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident
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