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Applications of ionizing radiation for technology and medicine.

Saulius Mickevičius

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Abstract

One of profiles of our group is scientific, technological and medical applications of ionizing radiation. Currently we are focused on the development of the new methods for patient dose assessment in radiation therapy and new nanostructured materials for commercial application in radiation detectors and Pb free radiation protection equipment.

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One of profiles of our group is scientific, technological and medical applications of ionizing radiation. Currently we are focused on the development of the new methods for patient dose assessment in radiation therapy and new nanostructured materials for commercial application in radiation detectors and Pb free radiation protection equipment.

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One of profiles of our group is scientific, technological and medical applications of ionizing radiation. Currently we are focused on the development of the new methods for patient dose assessment in radiation therapy and new nanostructured materials for commercial application in radiation detectors and Pb free radiation protection equipment.

Key concepts: Ionizing radiation, Radiation, Medical physics, Radiation protection, Medical radiation, Medicine, Nuclear medicine, Physics

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