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What is gamma spectroscopy?
Gamma spectroscopy is the quantitative study of the energy spectra of gamma-ray sources. It's used to identify and quantify radionuclides present in a sample. Common applications include environmental monitoring, nuclear materials analysis, and medical imaging.
Which job functions commonly mention gamma spectroscopy?
Nuclear Engineer
0.4% of all Nuclear Engineer jobs mention gamma spectroscopy
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Chemist
0.2% of all Chemist jobs mention gamma spectroscopy
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Scientist
0.1% of all Scientist jobs mention gamma spectroscopy
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Physicist
0.1% of all Physicist jobs mention gamma spectroscopy
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Radiologist
19 Radiologist jobs mention gamma spectroscopy
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Which organizations are mentioning gamma spectroscopy?
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
Professional Services
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Public Administration
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Other Services (except Public Administration)
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Other Services (except Public Administration)
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