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Insights into the Pu isotopic composition (239Pu, 240Pu, and 241Pu) and 236U in marshland samples from Madagascar
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Tritium in urine from members of the general public and occupationally exposed workers in Lund, Sweden, prior to operation of the European Spallation Source
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Experimentally determined and Monte Carlo-calculated energy dependence of NaCl pellets read by optically stimulated luminescence for photon beams in the energy range 30 keV to 1.25 MeV
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Identifying radiologically important ESS-specific radionuclides and relevant detection methods
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Averting cumulative lifetime attributable risk (LAR) of cancer by decontamination of residential areas affected by a large-scale nuclear power plant fallout : Time aspects of radiological benefits for newborns and adults
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Pit lakes from Southern Sweden : natural radioactivity and elementary characterization
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Monte-Carlo simulations of external dose contributions from the surrounding ground areas of residential homes in a typical Northern European suburban area after a radioactive fallout scenario
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Internal dose assessment of 148Gd using isotope ratios of gamma-emitting 146Gd or 153Gd in accidently released spallation target particles
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Increased cancer risk in male hunters compared to the general male population in Northern Sweden after the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident?
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NaCl pellets for prospective dosimetry using optically stimulated luminescence : Signal integrity and long-term versus short-term exposure
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