Cesium is a major product of uranium fission, which is the most commonly existed
radionuclide in radioactive wastes. Various technologies have been applied to separate …

Radiocesium in water, soil, and air represents a severe threat to human health and the
environment. It either acts directly on living organisms from external sources, or it becomes …

Radionuclides released from nuclear accidents or explosions pose long-term threats to
ecosystem health. A prominent example is wild boar contamination in central Europe, which …

In the context of the rapid development of the world's nuclear power industry, it is necessary
to establish background data on radionuclides of different samples from different regions …

Multicomponent sepiolite/magnetite/Prussian blue (PB) were prepared following the
nanoarchitectonics approach by incorporating PB pigment to sepiolite fibers previously …

The efficient characterization of nuclear waste materials represents a significant challenge
during nuclear site decommissioning, with a range of radionuclides requiring measurement …

Lichens have been widely used as a biomonitoring tool to record the distribution and
concentration of airborne radioactivity and pollutants such as metals. There are limitations …

A contamination with the ubiquitous radioactive fission product 137Cs cannot be assigned
per se to its source. We used environmental samples with varying contamination levels from …

Recent major advances in Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) at the Vienna
Environmental Research Accelerator (VERA) regarding detection efficiency and isobar …

Precise and rapid determination of radionuclides (RNs) in the environment is essential for
environmental monitoring, radiological protection, and radioactive waste management due …