Idaho State University biology student Amanda Smolinksi is working with Idaho National Laboratory's neutron radiographyprogram to study the effects of oceanic pollution. We talk with Smolinski about researching the insides of sponges to gauge heavy metal pollution levels.
Idaho State University Student Works With INL To Study Oceanic Pollution
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The six sea sponges examined at NRAD.
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The six sea sponges examined at NRAD.
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Amanda Smolinski places sea sponges in front of the digital neutron imaging system at NRAD’s North Radiography Station.";
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Amanda Smolinski places sea sponges in front of the digital neutron imaging system at NRAD’s North Radiography Station.";
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A neutron radiograph of six sea sponges taken at INL’s NRAD facility (above) and X-rays of the same sponges (below). ";
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A neutron radiograph of six sea sponges taken at INL’s NRAD facility (above) and X-rays of the same sponges (below). ";
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