Winter School 2020 - Research Projects and Posters
Download the 2020/2021 Student Project Book (updated 14th July 2020)
ANSTO Research Posters:
- Bhattacharyya – Understanding the Effects of Ion Irradiation on Structural Materials through Small-scale testing
- Chambers – Characterisation of Urban Heat Island Intensity and other urban climate influences using Radon-222
- Chambers – Investigating hemispheric circulation and synoptic transport events at two Antarctic monitoring stations using Radon-222
- Chambers – Radon-222 based investigation of atmospheric transport pathways to the remote Southern Ocean and Antarctic coastal regions
- Chambers – Radon-222 measurements at the Northern Territory Baseline Air Pollution Station
- Clegg & Price – Flexible Crystals: Stretching the Boundaries of a Single Crystal
- Cresswell – Advances in radioisotope tracing of contaminants in ecotoxicology
- Darwish – Molecular Deuteration for Clinical Agent Analogues
- Fraser – Fluorine-18 Radiolabelling and in vitro in vivo Metabolism of [18F]D4-PBR111
- Fraser – Radiochemistry and Radiopharmaceuticals – Lecture Slides
- Keegan – Microscopic elemental, isotopic and chemical structure mapping of nuclear materials for nuclear forensic profiling
- Liu – Modulatory effect of the translocator protein (TSPO) on gamma radiation induced neuroinflammatory and systemic immune responses
- Maynard-Casely – What are the minerals on Saturn’s moon Titan?
- Rahardjo – Imaging of Neuroinflammation in GFAP-IL6 Mice utilising 125I-CLINDE and 18F-PBR111
- Rule – Dynamics of low dimensional quantum magnets linarite and atacamite
- Russell – Microbial factories to complement chemical synthesis of deuterated molecules
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