Sites that once hosted nuclear-related activities—fuel fabrication, isotope production, or radioactive-material storage—can retain residual contamination  in soils, groundwater, and building structures long after operations cease. When such a property is classified as a sensitive site , redevelopment demands a rigorous, science-driven approach to protect public health and the environment. Key Challenges Legacy Radionuclides : Cesium-137, strontium-90, uranium, or transuranic

X-ray baggage inspection systems—commonly called “baggage tunnels”—are essential tools for non-intrusive screening of objects. They use...

La radioprotection constitue un enjeu majeur dans les pratiques médicales utilisant les rayonnements ionisants, notamment en radiologie...

1. Introduction Radioactivity is a natural or artificial physical phenomenon related to the decay of unstable atomic nuclei. While it is...