Journal Article - Journal of Nuclear Materials Management
Security and Damage Potential of Commercial Radioactive Sources
MTA/ISP fellow Tom Bielefeld and his co-author Helmut Fischer focus on the problem of protecting radiological sources, preventing a “dirty bomb” attack, and putting measures in place to mitigate the effects should an attack occur.
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Bielefeld, Tom and Helmut W. Fischer. “Security and Damage Potential of Commercial Radioactive Sources.” Journal of Nuclear Materials Management, vol. 35. no. 3. (Spring 2007): 14-17 .
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