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Examples of such simulations, made for NSLS-II beamlines, using "Synchrotron Radiation Workshop" (SRW) computer code, are presented.

The infrared synchrotron radiation emitted from an edge and constant field radiation of a bending magnet, at the third generation storage ring SESAME, which is in construction, is studied in detail by the "Synchrotron Radiation Workshop" (SRW) computer code and ray-tracing techniques.

Simulations with the software Synchrotron Radiation Workshop (SRW) for the ANKA infrared (IR) beamlines IR1 and IR2 have shown, that the far-IR and terahertz (THz) edge radiation can interact with the vacuum chamber walls very close to the electron beam.

She has travelled to radiation workshops in France, spoken at the Fukushima Food and Safety Expo in Milan, Italy, and taken part in radiation protection conferences in Japan.

One of the Brussels Radiation Belt Workshop recommendations was the establishment of a near-real-time data driven model of the inner magnetospheric energetic particle population (L < 8).

During the workshop, radiation therapists have the opportunity to practice communicating with simulated patients (actors) who display different emotions and concerns.

The National Cancer Institute, the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy have invited leading radiation experts to a workshop in Bethesda, Md., on Dec. 17 and 18 to review approaches for protecting people from radiation.

HANOI, Vietnam — Inside an unheated classroom at the Institute for Nuclear Science and Technology here about 20 young government technicians from Vietnam's incipient nuclear power industry kept on their winter jackets on the first morning of a 10-day workshop on radiation.

Nearly half the radiology practitioners and radiographers also attended a conference, seminar, or workshop about radiation protection post qualification.

During the workshop we provide radiation therapists with an outline of published evidence and outline the information needs that are highest for patients and how these information needs can be best addressed.

No evidence of an increased risk has been found in other studies of malignant disease in the offspring of parents exposed to radiation; indeed a recent international workshop concluded that 'no human germ-cell mutagen has been confirmed to date' (Wyrobek et al, 2007).