Exploring Nuclear Radiation Detection: A Research Journey at UMKC

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In summary, the research journey at UMKC in exploring nuclear radiation detection involves studying and developing advanced technologies to detect and measure radiation. This includes using radiation detectors, imaging techniques, and data analysis methods to improve accuracy and sensitivity. The ultimate goal is to enhance our understanding of nuclear radiation and its effects, as well as to improve safety measures for those working with radioactive materials. Through collaboration with various departments and institutions, UMKC is making significant strides in this field and contributing to the development of innovative solutions for nuclear radiation detection.
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Im Chris, Physics undergrad at UMKC with hopes of grad school. Currently in a research group working in nuclear radiation detection funded by DTRA. Thanks for having me!
 
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Hi Chris! Welcome to PF! Good luck at UMKC this year!
 

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