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Health Physics: Journal Articles (3 or more authors)

This guide gathers resources for the graduate Health Physics students, in particular for the PHYS 575 Case Studies class, including ebook downloads from ICRP, NCRP,& IAEA, and ways to vet potential topics to ensure sufficient material exists

In-Text example

This process, in which (deposited) radionuclides, attached to fine particles, become airborne, is called particle resuspension (Kim et al 2010).

Reference List (In-Text)

Kim Y, Gidwani A, Wyslouzil B E and Sohn C W 2010 Source term models for fine particle resuspension from indoor surfaces Build. Environ. 45 1854–65 

Endnote example

This process, in which (deposited) radionuclides, attached to fine particles, become airborne, is called particle resuspension [1]

Reference List (Endnotes)

[1] Y. Kim, A. Gidwani, B. Wyslouzi, C. W. Sohn, Source term models for fine particle resuspension from indoor surfaces, Build. Environ. 45 (2010) 1854–65