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​LA-14241-H, Experiments with the Dragon Machine, Richard E. Malenfant, 2005
HASL-260, High Pressure Argon Ionization Chambers Systems for the Measurement of Environmental Radiation Exposure Rates.
NUREG-1535, Ingestion of Phosphorus-32 at Massachussetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Identified on August 19, 1995.
ORO-545, Graphs for Estimating Atmospheric Dispersion. (PDF format)
EML-384, Uranium Mill Ore Dust Characterization, Knuth 1980.
WASH-1251, Applications of Bioassay for Uranium.
NUREG-0941 The NRC's Limit on Intake of Uranium Ore Dust, Published April 1983
NUREG/CR-5512 PNL-7994 Residual Radioactive Contamination from Decommissioning
BNWL-1377 Radioecological Studies of the Columbia River Part 1, BNWL-1651 Pacific Northwest Laboratories Annual Report for 1971 to the USAEC Division of Biology and Medicine Volume II Physical Sciences Part 1 Atmospheric Sciences, BNWL-1732 Some Experimental Measurements of Airborne Uranium (representing plutonium) in Transportation Accidents (all combined in one document)
Federal Register for May 21, 1991 (56 FR 23398), Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Federal Register Vol. 56, No. 98, Tuesday May 21, 1991. This is the final rule for the revisions to 10CFR20 that incorporated ICRP 26 and ICRP 30 methodology

Our current research is in the area of environmental impacts of radiation, focusing on environmental modeling, examination of the impact of the 2011 Fukushima accident, and uranium mining.

Since 2013, the Radiation Protection and Measurement Program at CSU has been collaborating with Fukushima University’s Institute for Environmental Radioactivity.

Students have the opportunity to spend summers performing field research in the Fukushima Exclusion Zone. Students may also participate in Hiroshima University's Phoenix Leader Education Program for Renaissance from Radiation Disaster program. 

Students typically spend a week at Los Alamos National Laboratory, and attend multiple "field trips" to various sites across the west.
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