Mobile radiation scouts
Engineers from Moscow research firm 'Spectr' have built a mobile system to spy on radiation and chemical pollution.
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Engineers from Moscow research firm 'Spectr' have built a mobile system to spy on radiation and chemical pollution.
To solve this problem, scientists at the British Defense Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) have invented a new silica gel coating that absorbs chemicals and remov…
Chiba Technology Institute (CIT) on July 12 launched an advanced robot designed to carry out missions inside high-radiation reactor buildings at the Fukushima No. 1 powe…
Japanese experts have teamed up to create a camera that uses space technology to detect radioactive contamination on the ground.
Snake-shaped robots can perform difficult or dangerous tasks for humans such as checking radioactive concentrations in nuclear reactors or entering narrow spaces to save…
Researchers including Do Quang Minh, Tran Thi Thu Thuy, Department of Silicat Materials, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology have studied the effect of barite on t…
Each disc, called Fukushima, is equipped with a radioactive measuring device and 3 circles made of LED lights, allowing it to glow to warn the level of radioactivity in…
Since the earthquake and tsunami struck in Japan in March, radiation detectors have become a common device of the Sunnis.
For the first time, researchers from the Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology successfully fabricated radioactive early warning devices with high sensitivity, qui…
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant test in Japan is being put on hold.
In the context of growing concern about the nuclear crisis following the February 11 earthquake, Chinese scientists have invented a robot capable of detecting radioactiv…
Today, France will send its robots to Japan to help overcome the consequences at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Argentina used a laser to reduce its infectious component
Japanese physicists, in Physicsworld, reported in July 2010 that the list of known nuclear numbers was further extended with 45 new neutron-rich isotopes.
The US Air Force's research lab claims to have successfully tested a new technology for the production of Betavoltaic batteries. With this battery, you can use it on…