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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH PHYSICS For students in the Physical or Biological Sciences, Mathematics, or Engineering The Department of Physics, in the College of Sciences, offers graduate study leading to the Master of Science in Radiological Health Physics. The curriculum combines theoretical, experimental, and applied radiological science courses. After graduation, students are prepared for employment as health or medical physicists, or may continue studies leading to the doctorate. Radiological health physics involves measurement and assessment of radiation exposure and dose to man and his environment. Responsibilities of a radiological physicist may include: development and enforcement of governmental regulations, radiation protection standards, consulting, research, and teaching. Care must be taken with nuclear reactors, high-energy particle accelerators, x-ray machines, and radionuclides used in biomedical research and therapy. Radiological physicists study the interactions of radiation in matter, with special interest in the quantitative determination of the energy absorbed. Also of interest are the analyses of the nature of radiation environments and the effect of radiation and radioactivity on life processes. Applications of this knowledge can range from the design of radiation detection instrumentation, to the establishment of radiation protection standards. Our program at San Diego State University incorporates faculty, laboratory facilities, and course offerings from; the Department of Physics, Department of Biology, Graduate School of Public Health, and the Office of Environmental Health and Safety. Also, our program uses personnel, equipment, and facilities at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, the Naval Hospital, San Diego, and various other sites within San Diego County.

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AIP HOME PAGE Online Journal Publishing Service AIP Journals Publishing Services Science Policy History Center Working at AIP Site Index More information: Ben Stein , Inside Science News Service Andrew Karam , Radiation Safety Officer University of Rochester Health Physics Society Papers (select "Radiation Risks in Perspective") "Dirty Bombs" Much More Likely to Create Fear than Cause Cancer: Radiation Effects from Such Devices Likely to Be too Low to Calculate, Health Physicist Says Rochester, NY (March 12, 2002)-The latest post-9/11 disaster scenario making news headlines is the "dirty bomb." The theoretical situation occurs when terrorists get hold of radioactive material from a hospital or food-irradiation plant, attach it to an explosive, and detonate the bomb in an urban area. The explosion spreads the radioactive material all over a city and exposes the population to radiation. Yet according to a health physicist, the biggest health risk from a dirty bomb would not, reassuringly, be cancer, but something more preventable: panic. A dirty bomb "would probably not lead to many, if any, cancer deaths," says Andrew Karam, radiation safety officer of the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY. But if the public receives unreliable or exaggerated information about dirty bombs, Karam worries that "the use of a radiological weapon would result in many deaths in traffic accidents as people flee the scene, and possibly stress- and anxiety-induced heart attacks."

97. Safety Links Safety Links health physics Links. The following are links to resources about healthphysics. Please report broken links or suggest new one to the webmaster. http://www.phys.ksu.edu/area/jrm/Safety/health_physics.html

Safety Links: Health Physics Links The following are links to resources about health physics. Please report broken links or suggest new one to the webmaster Radiation and Health Physics Home Page contains information about radiation written for three groups - the general public, Health Physics students, and the Health Physics community at large. The page also contains links to numerous regulatory agencies, professional organizations, and other related sites. Radiation Information Network at Idaho State University. Accelerator Radiation Safety Newsletter is the official publication of the Accelerator Section of the Health Physics Society UIUC Radiation Safety Section has an on-line radiation safety manual and links to the Health Physics Society Newsletter and other related sites. National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement home page. Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada home page. University of Pennsylvania Radiation Safety Office has a great on-line training program. EPA Radiation home page has EPA related radiation information and links.

98. Student Co-Authored Research Publications Student CoAuthored Research Publications in Radiological health physics. BS studentsare listed in Bold type face. health physics, Vol. 65, No 3, pp. 322-327. http://www.physics.sdsu.edu/pubrhp.html

Student Co-Authored Research Publications in Radiological Health Physics BS students are listed in Bold type face. MS students are listed in Bold and Italic type face. Publications Blankenship B. , Neel J., Papin .PJ. (1995). Localization and Morphological Effect of Technetium-99 on Higher Plant Cells. The Journal of Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, Vol. 81, pp. 411-428, 1995. Degenkolb S. , Neel J., Papin P.J. (1994). The Effect of Tc-99 and Environmental Conditions on Soybean Physiology. Journal of Environmental Quality, Nov-Dec, pp.1265-1271. Jervey R.A. , Papin P.J. (1993). An Augmented Audit Program for Assuring Radiation Safety During Radiographic Examination Operations. Health Physics, Vol. 65, No 3, pp. 322-327. Hamano DM , Helm K.S., Papin P.J. (1993). Computerized Management for the Liquid Radioactive Stream at the University of California, San Diego. Health Physics, Vol. 64, No. 2, pp. 192-194. Michell, R. , Eichner, F.N., McDonald, J.C., and Papin, P.J. (1993). Sensitivity Recovery of LiF Thermoluminescent Material by a New Annealing Procedure. Submitted to Health Physics November 1993 Blankenship, B.

99. Nuclear Astrophysics And Nuclear Structure Theory At SDSU Nuclear and health physics at SDSU. Computational computers). The Nuclear and HealthPhysics group at SDSU includes Prof. Patrick Papin, Physics faculty. http://www.physics.sdsu.edu/nuclear.html

Nuclear Astrophysics and Nuclear Structure Theory at SDSU Computational Nuclear Structure and Nuclear Astrophysics at SDSU includes Prof. Calvin Johnson , Physics faculty who works with Prof. George Fuller and Prof. Kim Griest at UCSD, (astrophysics) and Dr. Erich Ormand at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (nuclear structure, including large computation on parallel computers). His specialty is nuclear structure. Prof. Fridolin Weber, Physics faculty (to start August 2003 or January 2004) who works on neutron stars, white dwarf stars, quark stars, and other compact astrophysical objects. He has collaborators at the University of Notre Dame, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and many other places world-wide. Last updated on March 12, 2003

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