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• Finkel worked at the Metallurgical Laboratory and the Clinton Engineer Works as a radiobiologist.
• Radiobiologists in Germany say the millions of women who are genetically predisposed to breast cancer should avoid mammogram screening.
• He was one of the first radiobiologists to study full time how radiation works as a method of killing tumors.
• But radiobiologists reject the widely publicized suggestion that DU could have already caused leukemia among veterans of the 1999 Kosovo campaign.
• "' Tikvah Alper "'( 22 January 1909  2 February 1995 ) trained as a physicist and became a distinguished radiobiologist.
• "' Alma Clavering Howard Rolleston Ebert "'( 23 October 1913  1 April 1984 ) was a Canadian-born English radiobiologist.
• While medical physicists and radiobiologists usually speak of " linear energy transfer ", most non-medical physicists talk about " stopping power ".
• -To promote the usefulness of the work of the radiologist, radiobiologist, physicist, radiographer, and X-ray engineer in the medical field and in the industrial application of radioactive substances.
• He makes the acquaintance of the colorful local community : a team of radiobiologists, various foreign scientists, and a small group of peasant squatters who refuse to leave the area despite the official evacuation.
• MAMMOGRAM-RISK-NEW-SCIENTIST _ Radiobiologists in Germany say that millions of women who are genetically predisposed to breast cancer should avoid mammogram screening and insist on other methods such as magnetic resonance imaging instead.
• In the mid-1970s, a British radiobiologist, Dr . Ticvah Alper, found that whatever the scrapie agent was, it seemed extraordinarily small and resistant to ultraviolet radiation, which should inactivate nucleic acids, the cell's genetic material.
• :I don't actually know, but it also seems worth considering that the bomb " was " meant to kill people, and so a radiobiologist might also come in handy for trying to figure out how to enhance, direct and control the fallout kill . talk ) 11 : 59, 1 November 2015 ( UTC)
• In 1940, Louis Harold Gray, who had been studying the effect of neutron damage on human tissue, together with William Valentine Mayneord and the radiobiologist John Read, published a paper in which a unit of measure, dubbed the " " gram roentgen " " ( symbol : gr ) defined as " that amount of neutron radiation which produces an increment in energy in unit volume of tissue equal to the increment of energy produced in unit volume of water by one roentgen of radiation " was proposed.