The Berkeley DoseNet project utilizes Sodium iodide (NaI) scintillation detectors for gamma radiation detection. In order to obtain accurate measurement values with noise deduction applied, […]

This summer, we wrote a web interface (WebUI) server for DoseNet devices for the purpose of streamlining device setup on-premises, and to simplify the process […]

Ionizing radiation is a type of electromagnetic energy that, with enough exposure, can be harmful to organic life because it can damage DNA. We can […]

This summer, our team was focused on developing tools to interface with and collect data from the NaI (Sodium Iodide) Scintillation Detectors. We are using […]

Overview Akhilandeshwari Krishnan is a high school freshman newly working with DoseNet at UC Berkeley. His first project in Summer 2022 focused on spectral data […]

Introduction My work for the 2022 summer semester consisted of analyzing the accuracy of DoseNet’s sensors with comparisons to nearby sensors on the WeatherUnderground network. […]

Richie Woo is a returning student from Dublin High, his last project with Dosenet focused on data and error analysis of our lab’s sensors. For […]

      Last summer for his summer work partnered with Radwatch/Dosenet at UC Berkeley, high school senior Ethan Fang performed a data analysis and compiled a […]