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ANL dust study aims to improve emergency response models
Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have conducted experimental tests on how particles from paved surfaces become suspended from activities such as walking, driving, and vacuuming, aiming to improve modeling of radiological and other contamination scenarios where emergency operations may kick up hazardous dust.
2023 ANS Student Conference Speaker
Dr. Hayes is an Associate Professor of Nuclear Engineering at North Carolina State University where he teaches Health Physics, Nuclear Waste Management and Radiological Emergency Response. His research uses thermoluminescence, optically stimulated luminescence and electron paramagnetic resonance along with gamma ray spectrometry and shielding for radiation safety, nuclear nonproliferation and radiological air monitoring. He is a licensed Professional Nuclear Engineer, a Certified Health Physicist and a Fellow of the American Physical Society. He currently holds a joint faculty appointment with Savannah River National Laboratory and is an Associate Editor of the journal Radiation Physics and Chemistry. He previously worked in industry at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant doing nuclear waste management and at the former Nevada Test Site doing radiological emergency response for the Nuclear Emergency Support Teams.
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