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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: Zainab Alyosha’s Poster
    In Education, Internship
    Zainab was part of the CalTeach program, working with
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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: Esther Luvishis’ Report
    In Education, Internship
    Introduction Radiation is used in a variety of medical
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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: Dylan O’Dwyer’s Poster
    In Education, Internship
    Dylan worked with RadWatch to put together a poster
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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: Justin Ely’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Overview The Berkeley DoseNet project utilizes Sodium
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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: Kevin Wu, Aaron Ely, & Garry Li’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach, Partner Locations
    Introduction Original mapping features on portable
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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: William Chen and Eddie (Zijian) Guo’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Synopsis This summer, we wrote a web interface (WebUI)
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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: Aiden Wu’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Background Ionizing radiation is a type of
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  • DoseNet Summer 2024: William Chen and Victor Luo’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Introduction This summer, our team was focused on
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  • DoseNet Summer 2022: Akhilandeshwari Krishnan’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Overview Akhilandeshwari Krishnan is a high school
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  • DoseNet Summer 2022: Vikram Gill’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Introduction My work for the 2022 summer semester
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  • Dosenet Summer 2021: Richie Woo’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Preface Richie Woo is a returning student from Dublin
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  • DoseNet Summer 2021: Ethan Fang’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship, Outreach
    Overview       Last summer for his summer work
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  • Fukushima at the Forefront: 10 Years On
    In Education, Sampling
    March 11, 2011 A 9.0 earthquake in the Pacific Ocean
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  • Student Reports: DoseNet Summer 2020
    In Community, Education, Outreach
    An Introduction This summer at Dosenet/Radwatch was
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  • DoseNet Summer 2020: Brian Fu’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship 2020, Outreach
    Overview Brian Fu joined the DoseNet team this Summer,
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  • DoseNet Summer 2020: Richie Woo’s Report
    In Community, Education, Internship 2020, Outreach
    Overview This report was put together by another
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  • RE: “Can Nuclear Power’s Deadly Waste Be Contained in a Warming World?”
    In Community, Outreach
    Climate Context The widespread scientific consensus
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  • Exploratorium After Dark
    In Outreach
    RadWatch and DoseNet again had the opportunity to participate in the Exploratorium After Dark focusing on radiation, through our ongoing collaboration with the Exploratorium - you can check out our ongoing data collection from the Exploratorium roof on our DoseNet map. We had a great group of volunteers and had a few hundred visitors come by our table. Thanks to our friends at the Exploratorium for hosting, and all of the interest from participants!
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  • Day in the Bay at Oracle Park
    In Education, Outreach
    DoseNet and RadWatch had a great time participating in Discovery Day at Oracle Park as part of the Bay Area Science Day Festival. We had 10 undergraduate and graduate student volunteers from the UC Berkeley College of Engineering, mainly Nuclear Engineering, helping out. We also had help from three high school students from around the bay that have worked with us (or plan to work with us) as part of our summer internship for high school students. Everybody did an amazing job, and it was a great experience. In this post, we hear from one of our volunteers, Daniel Solakian - a dedicated member of the group.
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  • Mobile DoseNet gets GPS!
    In Education, Internship
    Authors: Albert Qiang and Edward Lee
    When tracking fluctuations in environmental data, geographical location is an important factor to consider. While the mobile stations have previously lacked this capability, over the course of this project we developed software to incorporate GPS data into the mapping of environmental and radiation sensor data, allowing for real-time tracking of measurements with location. Preliminary tests with the new integrated data were conducted around the UC Berkeley campus. In the future, we hope to be able to port this software to all of our mobile stations and create a robust app that will users a sense of how environmental measurements are affected by geographical location.
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