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Non-ionizing Radiation
Just wondering what other Universities do to "regulate"
the use of non-ionizing radiation such as lasers and
microwaves at their facilities. Our Radiation Safety
Committee covers ionizing radiation but has traditionally
not dealt much with the non-ionizing side. They are
toying with the idea of setting up a separate committee
or a sub-committee to deal with such issues. Is this
necessary? What are your experiences with such things?
They are also curious whether or not other Universities
specifically grant "licenses" to users of non-ionizing
radiation (something we do for ionizing radiation users).
Any thoughts appreciated, not just from Universities.
Thanks in advance.
Margaret Ashton
University of Colorado
Health Physics Laboratory
ashtonm@spot.Colorado.EDU