Radiation

ProPhotonix to Demonstrate its Configurable UV LED Curing Systems at InPrint Milan

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Monday, November 12, 2018
Ultraviolet radiation, Radiation, UV curing, Ultraviolet, Chemistry, Adhesive, Curing, Electromagnetism, UV coating

Visit ProPhotonix at Stand 148, to see how its configurable UV LED curing technology has been designed to suit a wide range of UV curing applications including curing of inks, adhesives, and coatings.

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  • Visit ProPhotonix at Stand 148, to see how its configurable UV LED curing technology has been designed to suit a wide range of UV curing applications including curing of inks, adhesives, and coatings.
  • Users of ProPhotonix UV LED lamps benefit from the Company's expertise in Chip-on-Board LED technology which ensures that the COBRA Cure FX Series delivers a consistent, uniform, and reliable cure.
  • Our technical sales team will be on hand to help you Configure Your UV LED Curing System, optimized for your specific application requirement.
  • David McGuinness, EMEA Sales Director, stated, "Our full range of UV LED curing systems along with its varied optical options is on display at the show.

HUBNER Announces New Security Solution for Postal Inspections

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Tuesday, November 6, 2018
Radiation, Terahertz technology, Physics, Electromagnetic spectrum, Terahertz radiation, Terahertz, Ionizing radiation, Nature

HUBNER, a global supplier of comprehensive systems for the transportation, life sciences and scientific research industries, today announced the availability of T-SENSE, an all-in one sensor solution designed to improve the security and safety of postal facilities around the world.

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  • HUBNER, a global supplier of comprehensive systems for the transportation, life sciences and scientific research industries, today announced the availability of T-SENSE, an all-in one sensor solution designed to improve the security and safety of postal facilities around the world.
  • Leveraging terahertz waves, T-SENSE penetrates paper, clothing, plastic and many other materials in just seconds, similar to airport screening machines.
  • It is also for safe for security employees, with no harmful radiation omitted during operation, unlike traditional security solutions, such as x-rays."
  • The new second generation T-SENSE is developed by HUBNER, a German-based company with US locations in San Jose, Calif. and Mount Pleasant, S.C. HUBNER debuted T-SENSE devices for postal scanning in 2016.

FDA Hides Clear Evidence of Cancer Risk & DNA Damage From Wireless Radiation - US Brain Tumor Association.com

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Friday, November 2, 2018
Radiobiology, Physics, Radiation, Medical physics, Radioactivity, Nature, Radiation protection, Ionizing radiation, Extremely high frequency, Electromagnetic radiation, Electromagnetic radiation and health, Non-ionizing radiation

The NTP study proved wireless radiation can cause cancer and it can damage our DNA which can lead to a host of serious diseases.

Key Points: 
  • The NTP study proved wireless radiation can cause cancer and it can damage our DNA which can lead to a host of serious diseases.
  • "The US IEEE-FCC human safety guidelines for wireless radiation which only protect against thermal heating or burning were scientifically false decades ago.
  • We have the mechanism by which wireless radiation can cause cancer, DNA damage, and many other serious diseases throughout the body.
  • The idea that 5G with its more intense millimeter wave radiation emissions will be safe is wrong, it will actually be quite harmful."

3-gratings for an optical spectrum from 8 to 2000 eV

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Thursday, November 1, 2018
Electromagnetic radiation, Radiation, Optics, Photonics, Extreme ultraviolet, Electromagnetic spectrum, Diffraction, Diffraction grating, Ultraviolet, Laser, X-ray, Nanolithography

For water window imaging, HHG laser spectroscopy, x-ray plasma diagnostics, extreme ultraviolet lithography, optical characterization, metrology and calibration the McPherson Model 251MX delivers uncompromising performance.

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  • For water window imaging, HHG laser spectroscopy, x-ray plasma diagnostics, extreme ultraviolet lithography, optical characterization, metrology and calibration the McPherson Model 251MX delivers uncompromising performance.
  • The Model 251MX is easy to use and delivers results over the wide 0.5 to 150 nanometer range simply by indexing diffraction gratings.
  • The McPherson Model 251MX is optimized for high energy photons including soft x-ray and extreme UV (EUVL).
  • This helps keep a high energy spectrum clean and more easily interpretable especially at short wavelengths.

Statement from Jeffrey Shuren, M.D., J.D., Director of the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health on the National Toxicology Program's report on radiofrequency energy exposure

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Thursday, November 1, 2018
Radiobiology, National Institutes of Health, Carcinogens, Ionizing radiation, Mutagens, Radiation protection, Radiation, National Toxicology Program, Biology, Nuclear physics, Mobile phone radiation and health

The Food and Drug Administration is charged with ensuring cell phones and any radiation-emitting electronic productare safe for the public to use.

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  • The Food and Drug Administration is charged with ensuring cell phones and any radiation-emitting electronic productare safe for the public to use.
  • Our scientific expertise and input, along with other health agencies, are used by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to set the standards for exposure limits of radiation from cell phones, called radiofrequency energy.
  • We have relied on decades of research and hundreds of studies to have the most complete evaluation of radiofrequency energy exposure.
  • We reviewed the recently finalized research conducted by our colleagues at the National Toxicology Program (NTP), part of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences within the National Institutes of Health, on radiofrequency energy exposure.

$25 Million NIH Study Proves Wireless Technology Causes Cancer and DNA Damage - US Brain Tumor Association.com

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Thursday, November 1, 2018
Biology, Radiobiology, Physics, Radioactivity, Nature, Medical physics, Radiation protection, DNA repair, Radiation therapy, Radiation, Cancer, Ionizing radiation

The NTP study proved wireless radiation can cause cancer and it can damage our DNA which can lead to a host of serious diseases.

Key Points: 
  • The NTP study proved wireless radiation can cause cancer and it can damage our DNA which can lead to a host of serious diseases.
  • "The US IEEE-FCC human safety guidelines for wireless radiation which only protect against thermal heating or burning were scientifically false decades ago.
  • The National Toxicology Program Study, The Ramazzini Institute Study , The Chou Air Force Study and The Repacholi Mice Study all proved it.
  • We have the mechanism by which wireless radiation can cause cancer, DNA damage, and many other serious diseases throughout the body.

Argentum Medical Awarded $8.4M BARDA Contract for Silverlon Wound Technology to Prepare U.S. for Nuclear and Radiation Emergencies

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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Health, Radiobiology, Medicine, Physics, Organochlorides, Sulfur mustard, Thioethers, Food and Drug Administration, Acute radiation syndrome, Radiation therapy, Mustard, Radiation

This contract will look at the potential use of its Silverlon technology for use for low-grade and severe skin radiation injuries after a radiation emergency.

Key Points: 
  • This contract will look at the potential use of its Silverlon technology for use for low-grade and severe skin radiation injuries after a radiation emergency.
  • Under a separate contract with BARDA, Argentum Medical is nearing completion of studies required to apply for FDA clearance of Silverlon for skin burns caused by sulfur mustard chemical weapon exposure.
  • "Silverlon antimicrobial technology has been battle field-tested by the U.S. Military in the most austere environments for over a decade.
  • To learn more about partnering with BARDA on advanced development of medical countermeasures drugs, vaccines and devices for emergencies visit http://www.medicalcountermeasures.gov .

Global Radiation Detection and Monitoring Equipment Market 2018-2022 - Key Vendors are Fortive, Fuji Electric, Ludlum Measurements, Mirion Technologies, Polimaster & Thermo Fisher Scientific

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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Radiobiology, Radiation protection, Physics, Radiation, Nuclear physics, Dosimetry, Radiation therapy, Radiation monitoring, Ionizing radiation, Physical security information management

The "Global Radiation Detection and Monitoring Equipment Market 2018-2022" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Key Points: 
  • The "Global Radiation Detection and Monitoring Equipment Market 2018-2022" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
  • The Global Radiation Detection and Monitoring Equipment Market to grow at a CAGR of 5.66% during the period 2018-2022.
  • According to the report, one driver influencing this market is the rising demand for radiation monitoring system from the healthcare sector.
  • The growth of the global radiation detection and monitoring equipment market is hindered by the high cost of equipment.

Young Century Micro Tech, Inc. Introduces New Microwave Power Equalizing Technology for Energy, Lumber, Agriculture, Medical, and Home-Appliance Markets

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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Cooking appliances, Microwave oven, Ovens, Microwave, Radiation, Electromagnetism, Technology

BERKELEY, Calif., Oct. 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Young Century Micro Tech, Inc. has announced the availability of its new microwave power equalizing technology (MPET), with applications in energy, lumber, agriculture, medical, and home-appliance industries.

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  • BERKELEY, Calif., Oct. 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Young Century Micro Tech, Inc. has announced the availability of its new microwave power equalizing technology (MPET), with applications in energy, lumber, agriculture, medical, and home-appliance industries.
  • The new technology produces a uniform distribution of microwave radiation, resulting in more effective use in current and new applications.
  • The new technology also has applications in home and commercial microwave ovens, to heat food more quickly and uniformly than conventional microwave appliances.
  • The technology was developed in South Korea by Young Century Micro Tech, Inc., which is currently seeking development partners for these and other applications.

Adaptiiv Announces United States Military to Use 3D Bolus in the Treatment of American Veterans at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

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Thursday, October 18, 2018
Medicine, Radiation therapy, Health, Medical physics, Bolus, Oncology, Radiation, Brachytherapy, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

HALIFAX, Oct. 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -Adaptiiv, an innovative medical technology company announced today the United States Military will use 3D Bolus Software, Adaptiiv's advanced software, in treating American veterans with cancer at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC).

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  • HALIFAX, Oct. 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -Adaptiiv, an innovative medical technology company announced today the United States Military will use 3D Bolus Software, Adaptiiv's advanced software, in treating American veterans with cancer at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC).
  • Dubbed "The Nation's Medical Center," WRNMMC is the United States' largest and most renowned joint military medical center that provides services in over 100 clinics and specialties.
  • 3D Bolus Software provides practitioners with a turn-key solution that enables 3D printing of patient-specific uniform thickness bolus, modulated bolus for MERT (modulated electron radiation therapy), High Dose Rate (HDR) surface brachytherapy and other potential ancillary devices.
  • Adaptiiv Medical Technologies Inc. (formerly 3D Bolus Inc.) is the definitive 3D technology platform for radiation oncology.