Re[2]: medical health physics -- Student looking for help

["Jim Dunlap" <jim.dunlap@guardian.brooks.af.mil>]

I agree, in part.  This may not be a field of expertise of his prof.  To 
complement his "committee", he can get a expert who knows something about the 
field, who can be appointed as an adjunct professor of the university.

Check on releases of iodine-125 from sources that are processed in hoods and 
used for medical purposes.  You can perform air sampling and bioassay (thyroid 
counting, urinalysis), determine internal doses, and compare those results with 
currently accepted models for the standard person.  Good look.

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Subject: Re: medical health physics -- Student looking for help
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at guardian
Date:    1/27/99 10:37 AM



 Chris:
 Nearly all thesis topics are suggested by the thesis advisor. If
you can't find a thesis advisor who can give you the suggestions you are
seeking, you are at the wrong university.

Bernard L. Cohen
Physics Dept.
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Tel: (412)624-9245
Fax: (412)624-9163
e-mail: blc+@pitt.edu


On Wed, 27 Jan 1999, Chris Watchmanf wrote:

> To all:
> 
>  I received the following message from a student at Idaho State University.
>  I know many of you may have ideas that you would like to share with Chris.
>  If you do, please respond directly to him at:
> mailto:watchman@physics.isu.edu
> 
>  Thanks to those of you who answer.
> 
> Jerry Thomas
> 
> 
> 
> Hello, my name is Chris Watchman and I am currently a graduate student
> in health physics at Idaho State University.  I am interested in the
> medical applications of health physics and would like to do my thesis in
> that area.  I was wondering if you could direct me to some resources in
> the area which I can use to develop a background in the subject.  Also
> if you have any ideas which would make a good thesis project I would be
> very interested to hear from you.
> 
> Thank you for you time and assistance.
> 
> Chris Watchman
> 
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