Research using RAM

["Grimm, Lawrence" <LGrimm@FACNET.UCLA.EDU>]

Hi all: here's an off the wall question.  



Does anyone know of a government agency or scientific body that maintains a list,i.e. titles, of all research that involved the use of radioactive materials?  Even a partial list would be cool.  Such a list could be a powerful tool when showing the benefits of RAM.  If somebody could give me even a decent guess at how many science studies have used RAM, that would be of use.  It has to be in the hundreds of thousands, maybe millions. 



I was looking at UCLA's present day use of RAM in research and I am guessing we have at least a thousand studies going on which use RAM.  Can you imagine the number world wide?  Whew!





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