Web-based radiochemistry training at the University of Texas at Austin

Landsberger, Sheldon; Strassberg, E.; Schmidt, Karl-Heinrich

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“…Since its birth, it has drawn intense attention due to its application prospects in the fields of medicine, − energy, , and industry and agriculture, − etc. Research studies showed that the demand for talents in the nuclear industry and in nuclear technology gradually increased in recent years. , Therefore, universities and institutions in many countries have set up courses or training activities related to nuclear science so far, aiming to cultivate more modern nuclear technology talents. , …”

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Virtual Reality Assisted General Education of Nuclear Chemistry and Radiochemistry

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Nuclear chemistry and radiochemistry is a branch of chemistry that has high experimental risks, has high research costs, and is subject to certain prejudices. However, it has an extremely important influence on the development of human life. It is particularly important to emphasize the general education of nuclear chemistry and radiochemistry without compromising the quality of the teaching. The introduction of the general education mode into nuclear chemistry and radiochemistry overcomes the shortcomings of narrow audiences. However, single theoretical courses are limited to a slide-based lecture. Although the audience for general education is wide, it is difficult to carry out related experiments because of safety responsibility and teaching funds. In this work, VR technology was first applied to the general education of nuclear chemistry and radiochemistry, and the audiences of the course were not limited to students who major in chemistry. The research results showed that not only did the VR platform effectively improve students' learning confidence, but also the effect of teacher−student interaction and the usability of VR equipment were recognized. This work may bring enlightenment to the popularization of nuclear chemistry and radiochemistry through new media technology.

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“…Further experiments being considered include 99m Tc production and its separation through the 98 Mo(n,γ) 99 Mo → 99m Tc reaction, lowlevel gamma ray counting and fission product separation. A detailed and complete description of the web-base course is given elsewhere 1 .…”

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Educational Achievements In Nuclear And Radiochemistry At The University Of Texas At Austin

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2006 Annual Conference &Amp; Exposition Proceedings

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Over the last three years we have developed a very robust nuclear and radiochemistry program at The University of Texas at Austin. The cornerstone of support was the DOE Radiochemistry Educational Award Program (REAP) which was awarded from 2002-2005. A second award for the period of 2005-2008 was just received. This award has enabled us to support many educational activates from vanguard classroom instruction, to laboratory enhancements, to research activities at the graduate and undergraduate levels. Both traditional radiochemistry and advanced topics in nuclear instrumentation have been supported.

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Further development of a graduate program in nuclear and radiochemistry at the University of Texas

Landsberger

Plionis

Biegalski

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J Radioanal Nucl Chem

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Web-based radiochemistry training at the University of Texas at Austin

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Virtual Reality Assisted General Education of Nuclear Chemistry and Radiochemistry

Virtual Reality Assisted General Education of Nuclear Chemistry and Radiochemistry

Educational Achievements In Nuclear And Radiochemistry At The University Of Texas At Austin

Further development of a graduate program in nuclear and radiochemistry at the University of Texas

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