Ionizing Radiation Monitoring

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An in vitro evidence for caffeic acid, rosmarinic acid and trans cinnamic acid as a skin protectant against γ-radiation

Ionising radiation (γ or X-rays) is the mandatory tool to treat cancer despite its detrimental effects in particular on skin cells which lead to severe dermatological diseases and carcinogenesis. Natural antioxidants caffeic acid (CA), rosmarinic acid (RA), trans cinnamic acid (TCA), p -coumaric acid (PCA), and hydroxyphenyllactic acid (HPA) acid are known to be potent anticancer and ...

An in vitro evidence for caffeic acid, rosmarinic acid and trans cinnamic acid as a skin protectant against γ-radiation

Ionising radiation (γ or X-rays) is the mandatory tool to treat cancer despite its detrimental effects in particular on skin cells which lead to severe dermatological diseases and carcinogenesis. ...

Bertin & the CEA List renew their partnership for innovation in ionizing radiation monitoring

Following the acquisition of Saphymo in 2015, Bertin and the CEA List – the institute specialized in smart digital systems – of the French Alternative Energies & Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) are collaborating on several projects of ...

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Rapid Cooling Oven

These ovens are frequently used for annealing thermo-luminescent dosimeters (TLD) that have been used to measure exposure to ionising radiation. The TLD ovens are designed to heat to 400 °C, cooling rapidly to ambient temperature using forced air cooling. This rapid cycling capability is also suitable for other small scale tempering and annealing applications.