Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Polonium-210 as a poison,2007,27,1,17-40,Phipps
Radiation terrorism: what society needs from the radiobiology-radiation protection and radiation oncology communities,2009,29,2A,A159-A169,Coleman
A proposed UK response plan for orphan source incidents,2006,26,4,440-442,Hum
District surveys following the Windscale incident October 1957. 1958,2007,27,3,217-230,Dunster
The Windscale reactor accident--50 years on,2007,27,3,211-215,Wakeford
SRP meeting on radiological terrorism: prevention and response,2004,24,3,331-332,Barrett
Dangerous goods safety advisers,1998,18,4,302-303,Guest
Risk: a media perspective,1999,19,1,57-61,Edwards
The limits of epidemiology,1999,19,1,1-2,Doll
Caffeine protects mice against whole-body lethal dose of gamma-irradiation,1999,19,2,171-176,Kesavan
A new perspective on severe nuclear accidents,2012,32,1,N107-N111,Lee
Mental health consequences of the Chernobyl disaster,2012,32,1,N71-N75,Bromet
Are current processes for nuclear emergency management in Europe adequate?,2006,26,4,405-414,Carter
Remediation of TENORM residues: risk communication in practice,2014,34,3,575-593,Konig
US Transuranium and Uranium Registries case study on accidental exposure to uranium hexafluoride,2015,35,1,129-151,Avtandilashvili
Contaminant deposition building shielding factors for US residential structures,2015,35,2,317-341,Dickson
A root cause analysis of the high occupational doses of industrial radiographers in Iran,2016,36,1,184-194,Mianji
Looking for citizen-centered communication: dialogues between radiological protection or nuclear safety specialists and media professionals,2016,36,2,S143-S159,Mays
Lay public mental models of ionizing radiation: representations and risk perception in four European countries,2016,36,2,S102-S121,Mays
Improved communication understanding of risk perception and ethics related to ionising radiation,2016,36,2,E15-E22,Perko
The high price of public fear of low-dose radiation,2016,36,2,387,Brooks
Mortality among military participants at the 1957 PLUMBBOB nuclear weapons test series and from leukemia among participants at the SMOKY test,2016,36,3,474-489,Zack
The polonium-210 poisoning of Mr Alexander Litvinenko,2017,37,1,266-278,Leggett
Consequences of the radiation accident at the Mayak production association in 1957,2017,37,3,R19-R42,Akleyev
Collateral contamination concomitant to the polonium-210 poisoning of Mr Alexander Litvinenko,2017,37,4,837-851,Harrison
Report on the accident at Windscale No. 1 Pile on 10 October 1957,2017,37,3,780-796,Penney
Experience and the results of emergency management of the 1957 accident at the Mayak Production Association,2018,38,1,R1-R12,Batorshin
Report of the Japan Health Physics Society ad hoc working group for the Plutonium Intake Accident,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kai
Cutaneous and local radiation injuries,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Iddins
Medical management of heavily exposed victims: an experience at the Tokaimura criticality accident,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Akashi
JRODOS customization for Pakistan and assessment of the consequences of a hypothetical nuclear accident,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hussain
Resilience after a nuclear accident: readiness in using mobile phone applications to measure radiation and health indicators in various groups (SHAMISEN SINGS project),2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Pirard