radiological

Just abolish the FDA and let everyone go shopping with a radiological, chemical and bacteriological assay kit.

Various parts of the research arms of the university have various radiological materials on hand for experiments or ongoing work.

Japanese uranium mines didn't fuel the reactors, and the radiological contamination does not recognise national borders.

That without mention the advantages of having radiological data instantly accesible from anywhere, which opens the door to telediagnostics and telemedicine.

And aside radiological software incidents (Therac 25 and similar), software errors usually don't kill people.

In some areas like organic chemistry and radiological materials, such misunderstandings misapplied would be fatal.

It's important to think about why medicine might be moving away from radiological therapies.

If I'm writing an app that helps radiological engineers calculate radiation dose, should I pretend to be an idiot?

In the end, the guy was arrested for Medicare and Medicaid fraud - he had purchased a radiological service from a doctor that was retiring, and assumed that doctors identity.

Over the course of the project, we worked with our IRB, radiological safety experts, regulatory compliance, and campus public safety before we put someone in front of the device.

This little pdf has some metrics for comparison: orise.orau.gov/files/reacts/radiological-terms-quick-reference.pdf‎ Edit: I haven't the brains to make the link above active, but if you search for the link on google it will take you there.

> but, like half of HN, doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to radiological safety I think you're being awfully generous to HN...

Most of the time we scanned a radiological "phantom", which is designed to look exactly like a human under the X-ray spectrum.

As an example of the worst possible radiological contamination (which would not practically be achieved by a dirty bomb to scale), read about the story of the "Atomic Man".

A radiological "incident" of the kind being described likely would severely impair their chances of ever being assigned to a responsible job again, let alone being promoted to flag rank.

"dirty bomb" is a radiological weapon, not a fission/fusion weapon, and is exactly what detonating explosives (or H gas, or whatever) inside a commercial power reactor or RTG would be.

'Radiological Reserves' are probably the only way to set aside a large area for animals/plants with a guarantee that humans will not come by.