British researchers have developed diamond batteries that use carbon-14 to generate microwatts' worth of power for up to ...

Carbon-14 Used to date once-living materials. Every living organism contains the radioisotope carbon-14. Carbon-14 is formed when neutrons from cosmic radiation collide with nitrogen atoms in our ...

and analysed for other important tracers of anthropogenic activity such as halocarbons and radioisotopes (for example, carbon-14). Measurements of carbon-14 are too cumbersome and costly to make ...

Instead, Black looks at the decay of radioactive isotopes. Carbon dating has long been used by archaeologists looking at bones that are centuries old, but is little use for younger bones.

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Peacher mentioned that the first radioisotope shipment of carbon-14 produced at ORNL for medical purposes was given in 1946 at the Graphite Reactor by research director and future Nobelist Eugene ...

A research reactor core irradiating a target for medical radioisotope production at Reed College in the United States of America. (Photo: D. McCullough/Flickr) The efficient production of medical ...

Today the Council approved conclusions to ensure the supply of medical radioisotopes, as part of the priorities of the Belgian presidency. Medical radioisotopes play a vital role in diagnosing cancer, ...

After three years of meticulous and dedicated hard work, the Rhisotope Project at Wits University has successfully inserted low doses of radioisotopes into 20 live rhinoceros. In this final phase ...

Cancer and heart patients in Northern Ireland are likely to have their treatment delayed or cancelled due to a “severe shortage” of radioisotopes in Northern Ireland. Radioisotopes are mainly ...