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A paper on prediction of long-term health risk from radiocesium deposited on ground with consideration of land-surface properties has been published on the Applied Sciences journal (May 2021).
A paper on estimation of dose and elapsed time after unrecognized high-dose radiation exposure using the continuous-wave optically stimulated luminescence from Mg2SiO4:Tb has been published on the Radiation Measurements journal (December 2020).
A paper on attempt of reducing background ESR signals in fingernails for routine monitoring of hand exposure of medical workers has been published on the Applied Sciences journal (December 2020)
The Editorial for the 19th International Conference on Solid State Dosimetry (SSD19) held on 15-20 September in Hiroshima City with Prof. Yasuda as President has been published on the Radiation Measurements journal (published by Elsevier Ltd.).
An original paper entitled “Investigation of the dose-response in multiple irradiated fingernails and the combined effect of drying time-temperature to the ESR signal” by Chryzel et al. has been published on the Radiation Measurements journal (published by Elsevier Ltd.). They clarified that heat exposure significantly changed the ESR spectra of unirradiated fingernails.
An original paper entitled “Influence of the components of a radiochromic PVA-Iodide gel dosimeter on the thermal and spatial stability” by Keisuke et al. has been published on the Radiation Measurements journal (published by Elsevier Ltd.). They found that the level of polymerization of PVA did not affect the temporal color change of the PVA-I gel dosimeter.
An original paper entitled “Investigation of using a long-life electronic personal dosimeter for monitoring aviation doses of frequent flyers” by Yasuda et al. has been published on the Radiation Measurements journal (published by Elsevier Ltd.). They reported that it is possible to monitor the annual dose of a frequent flyer using a long-life electronic dosimeter.
An original paper entitled “Effect of the glucono-δ-lactone concentration on the sensitivity and stability of PVA-GTA-I radiochromic gel dosimeter” by Jolan et al. has been published on the Radiation Measurements journal (published by Elsevier Ltd.). They clarified that the sensitivity of the PVA-GTA-I gel increased with concentration of glucono-δ-lactone (GDL).
