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Characterization and modelling

Radiation damage is spotted using calorimetry technique

15 Aug 2022
Nuclear power station at Grohnde
Longer life New analysis technique could help extend the lives of some nuclear power plants. (Courtesy: iStock/RelaxFoto.de)
Material defects caused by radiation damage can be characterized by measuring the energy that the de

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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