Science on Tap: Radiophobia
Date/Time
5/10/2024
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM MST
Event Type(s)
Community Event
Event Description

Science on Tap is not your ordinary lecture series. Grab a beer from Bombs Away Beer Company and enjoy a relaxed presentation by scientists, researchers, and subject matter experts on various engaging science topics. Come join the conversation!

WHAT'S ON TAP THIS MONTH?

Radiophobia
with Dr. Michael F. Hartshorne

Join us for an intriguing discussion of radiophobia, what is it and how it affects our world.

In recent years, a fear called radiophobia has emerged, causing heightened anxiety around ionizing radiation. Misconceptions about radiation physics and radiobiology have led to a sense of fear among some. Join Dr. Hartshorne as he discusses how this fear has impeded the progress of beneficial technologies such as nuclear power for addressing climate change, nuclear medicine for saving lives, and advancements in nuclear safety. Despite these challenges, is there hope for a more informed and balanced perspective on the benefits and risks associated with radiation-related technologies?

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Location
Setting: In-Person
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
601 Eubank Street SE
Albuquerque, NM 87123

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Contact Person
Bernadette Robin
(phone: 5052452137)
Details

Science on Tap is not your ordinary lecture series. Grab a beer from Bombs Away Beer Company and enjoy a relaxed presentation by scientists, researchers, and subject matter experts on various engaging science topics. Come join the conversation!

WHAT'S ON TAP THIS MONTH?

Radiophobia
with Dr. Michael F. Hartshorne

Join us for an intriguing discussion of radiophobia, what is it and how it affects our world.

In recent years, a fear called radiophobia has emerged, causing heightened anxiety around ionizing radiation. Misconceptions about radiation physics and radiobiology have led to a sense of fear among some. Join Dr. Hartshorne as he discusses how this fear has impeded the progress of beneficial technologies such as nuclear power for addressing climate change, nuclear medicine for saving lives, and advancements in nuclear safety. Despite these challenges, is there hope for a more informed and balanced perspective on the benefits and risks associated with radiation-related technologies?

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