August 2001 Operational Radiation Safety
On the cover: A large, open-architecture laboratory. Each researcher uses one or two of these workstations. For more information about radiation safety considerations see article by Karam and Barlow on page S18. |
Contents of Vol. 81, No. 2, August 2001
A GUIDE TO SI UNITS IN RADIATION PROTECTION
EDITORIAL: AN EMERGING SUCCESS STORY
Kenneth L. Miller
COMMENTARY
Victor N. Evdokimoff
CURRENT EVENTS
Sean M. Austin
ASK THE EXPERT
Kelly Classic
RSO INTERVIEW
Kenneth L. Mossman
ARTICLES—OPERATIONAL TOPICS
Technetium Generator Log Form — Peter G. Vernig
University of Rochester Laboratory Inspection Checklist — Terry Rich and P. Andrew Karam
Computer Modeling Codes for Radiological and Chemical Airborne Releases — Bruce A. Napier
Radiation Safety Considerations for Large, Multi-User Laboratories — P. Andrew Karam and Agnes Barlow
Determining the Solubility of Aqueous Radioactive Waste from Pharmaceutical Research and Development Lab — Eileen D. Hotte and J. A. Sokolek
Photon Shielding for a Positron Emission Tomography Suite — John C. Courtney, P. Mendez, O. Hidalgo-Salvatierra and S. Bujenovic
A Defense in Depth Approach to Radiation Protection for Iodine-125 Production Activities — Todd Culp and Charles A. Potter
Estimation of Radionuclide Content in Contaminated Laundry — Bradley J. Schrader
Conducting Environmental Subsurface Soil and Groundwater Investigations: A Case Study from the University of Rochester — P. Andrew Karam
AUTHOR PROFILE
P. Andrew Karam