[threecol_one_last] Through the analysis of sub-mm particulate sourced from the environment, new research published today in Nature Communications by scientists
Continue readingNew research identifies Fukushima reactor unit 1 material in environment
Unique synchrotron visualisation techniques offer new forensic insights into the provenance of radioactive material from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident
Continue readingFirst ever images of fuel debris fallout particles from Fukushima Daiichi unveiled
Dr Peter Martin and Professor Tom Scott from the Interface Analysis Centre recently travelled to Fukushima in Japan, to secure
Continue readingPartnership Agreed with JAEA for environmental research in Fukushima
On Wednesday 7th March Professor Tom Scott gave his Inaugural Lecture at the University of Bristol, with the help of
Continue readingProfessor Tom Scott presents Adventures in Atomic Energy with Robots and Radiation
Dr Rob Malkin from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bristol presented at the IMechE Portsmouth & Isle
Continue readingBristol Academic Presents Fukushima Research at IMechE Technical Lecture
Engineering academics from the University of Bristol visited the Fukushima Daiichi site in Japan and their account of their experience
Between the 7th and 14th November 2017, four members of the Interface Analysis Centre (IAC) visited the Fukushima Prefecture region
Continue readingOngoing Research Collaboration with the Japan Atomic Energy Agency
New research suggests that few people, if any, should be asked to leave their homes after a big nuclear accident,
Continue readingHomes should not be abandoned after a big nuclear accident
