Issue 2 of our new magazine 'Radiation Protection Today' is out now! srp-rpt.uk 40 pages - all aimed at those working in the field of radiological protection and those interested in the subject. Print copies available on request.
In January 2019, we got engaged. But for COVID19, today would have been the day I married the love of my life at @York_Minster. Instead, we're watching Netflix. Fingers crossed for January 2021!
Just three episodes in it is very pleasing to see over a thousand downloads of our podcasts. These are now available on the Apple Podcast app.
Find them here or search your podcast app.
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This week's SRPeople person is @Warren_Goodall. Find out why this keen fly fisher, who enjoyed portaging in the boundary waters of the USA and Canada, would now like to “Slow the Flow". srp-uk.org/user/srpeople/135…
Struggling to think of what to do with your kids for the next few weeks? Why not try using some of @SRP_UK's Educational Resources!
We have lessons plans, posters and activities all FREELY available on our website!
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This year's Annual Conference (due to have been on 26-28 April) is now postponed to 16-18 March 2021 and will be combined with the 2021 Annual Conference. The location will still be Bournemouth. For more details see srp-uk.org/
*Lovely thing of the day* I just got an email with those three little joyous words "manuscript is approved" 🥳
Love plants? Sure you do! Want to know the outcome of studying FIVE generations of plants exposed to ionising radiation? It'll go live here: frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Who's looking forward to #SRP2020 this April in Bournemouth??? New this year: BodyTalk workshop, Conference App, SRP 5K Fun Run and with a great technical programme, it's an event not to be missed. Be sure to book your place srp-uk.org/events/2020Annual… .
Very lucky to have been at the preview of the soon to be released film Radioactive, starring Rosamund Pike, in Soho this evening. Showed the struggles of being a female scientist in the late 19th/ early 20th century.
We're saddened by the passing of celebrated #HiddenFigures mathematician Katherine Johnson. Today, we celebrate her 101 years of life and honor her legacy of excellence that broke down racial and social barriers: go.nasa.gov/2SUMtN2