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Among his many ongoing projects, Mindiola's group is looking at how depleted uranium 238, a weakly radiogenic isotope of uranium nuclear waste, can be transformed into something useful, say, a source of energy or a catalyst.— IU News: Arts and Humanities
The "morbidity risk coefficient" is a comparable estimate of the average total risk of experiencing a radiogenic cancer, whether or not the cancer proves fatal.— Facing South
Measured terrestrial heat flow is of 44 TW, and the radiogenic heat is 3TW.— A Quantum Diaries Survivor
Bones from modern terrestrial feeders have substantially lower Sr concentrations and more radiogenic 87 Sr / 86 Sr ratios than those from modern marine feeders.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
Conditions covered under this program are: radiogenic cancers, beryllium diseases and chronic silicosis.— U.S. Department of Energy - Press Releases
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