NSPECT Blog
NSPECT Blog
Jul 16, 2012
RESEARCH PROFILE: James Ryan – Using Space Technology to Detect Radiation Threats on Earth
Dr. James Ryan and his team in UNH's Space Science Center (SSC) are using his research into neutrons and gamma rays from space to construct the Portable Neutron Spectroscope (NSPECT), a device that will allow authorities to pinpoint from a safe distance materials used to make a nuclear bomb. Read more
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Nov 09, 2012
Imaging Radiation in Space, Imaging Radiation in our Backyards
Medical imaging isotopes transported on the highway. Improperly disposed radioactive research materials. Industrial site monitoring. Dirty bombs. Detecting radioactive materials at ports and border crossings before they enter the US.If we can image radiation in the galaxy, what about imaging radiation in our backyards?Answer: NSPECT – A Portable Imaging Neutron and Gamma-Ray SpectrometerHow it... Read morePosted in: Business & Technology, Intellectual Property, News for UNH Researchers, Research Partnerships & Commercialization
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