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...raduated from [[Moscow State University|Moscow University]] in 1901 with a medical degree. After passing the examination to become a doctor of medicine in 190 ...12|issn=1019-3316}}</ref> During World War I, he was involved in producing medical equipment, including [[thermometer]]s and mobile [[X-ray]] systems. After t ...

...poisknews.ru/magazine/6171/|title=Contribution of Alevtina Shmeleva to the medical gamma locator}}</ref> [[Category:Russian physicists]] ...

...uclear acoustic resonance imaging|journal=Medical Imaging 1997: Physics of Medical Imaging|publisher=International Society for Optics and Photonics|volume=303 ...ar acoustic resonance in objects have been theorized and predicted by many physicists, but it was not until in 1963 when the first observation of the phenomenon ...

...medical sources.png|thumb|Visual comparison of radiological exposure from medical sources.]] ...between radiological doses received from various every-day activities and medical procedures. ...

.... Alston Clark — broke apart, and her health worsened, forcing her to take medical leave. During her absence, Bryn Mawr replaced her as chair with a male phys [[Category:20th-century American physicists]] ...

...(AB) in 1926,<ref name="ACAP">{{cite web |publisher=Array of Contemporary Physicists |url=http://www.aip.org/history/acap/biographies/bio.jsp?livingstonm |title ...g radioactive isotopes of phosphorus and iron that were used as tracers in medical experiments. The result of this research was new methods of stabilizing blo ...

...arles Kenneth Tweedie''' (30 September 1919 – 14 March 1996) was a British medical physicist and statistician from the [[University of Liverpool]]. He was kno [[Category:Medical physicists]] ...

.... The account claimed to be limited in interaction due to an unspecified [[medical condition]]. ...esented themselves as a [[female]] [[mathematician]] with an undisclosed [[medical condition]] that limited their ability to engage in extended discussions or ...

...[[Daniel Choquet]], is a neuroscientist and her daughter, Geneviève, is a medical doctor. [[Category:Mathematical physicists]] ...

...mbursky (ed. 1974) ''Physical Thought from the Presocratics to the Quantum Physicists'' {{ISBN|0-87663-712-8}}</ref> ...l Sambursky (1974) ''Physical thought from the Presocratics to the Quantum Physicists'' {{ISBN|0-87663-712-8}}</ref> ...

...]] in applications such as [[computer stereo vision]], [[robotics]], and [[medical imaging]]. Unlike traditional image-based [[stereopsis|stereovision]], whic ...tion, mitosis and dual mutation in cooperative coevolution: application to medical 3D tomography|last1=Vidal|first1=Franck P.|last2=Lutton|first2=Évelyne|last ...

...ses/2012/07/120725090933.htm|url-status=dead|archive-date=2016-03-14|title=Physicists study Homer's Iliad and other classics for hidden truths |website=Science D ...ses/2012/07/120725090933.htm|url-status=dead|archive-date=2016-03-14|title=Physicists study Homer's Iliad and other classics for hidden truths |website=Science D ...

...yramidal in shape, rather than conical). Cone-beam CT is commonly found in medical [[fluoroscopy]] equipment; by rotating the fluoroscope around the patient, ...urers|date=2011-08-11|website=[[IAEA]]|publisher=[[American Association of Physicists in Medicine]]}}</ref> Setting an increment that is smaller than the slice t ...

...olution in optical imaging which will affect the entire molecular biology, medical and pharmaceutical research. The technology allows the development of new s [[Category:20th-century German physicists]] ...

...s interest (as professor emeritus since 1996) now turned also to themes of medical physics.<ref>Paul H., Jäkel O., Geithner O.: ''The influence of Stopping Po [[Category:Austrian physicists]] ...

...cological]] purposes, [[Isotopes in medicine|radioisotope]] production for medical diagnostics, [[Ion implantation|ion implanters]] for the manufacturing of [ ...the quarks and gluons of which they are composed. This elementary particle physicists tend to use machines creating beams of [[Electron|electrons]], [[Positron|p ...

...i Nauk SSSR]] |volume=2 |page=451}} Reprinted in Selected Papers of Soviet Physicists, ''[[Usp. Fiz. Nauk]]'' 93 (1967) 385. V sbornike: Pavel Alekseyevich Čeren ...searchers from [[Dartmouth College|Dartmouth's]] and [[Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center|Dartmouth-Hitchcock]]'s [[Norris Cotton Cancer Center]] discovered C ...

...ies how the universe came to be, and its eventual fate. It is studied by [[physicists]] and [[astrophysicists]]. It also studies about fictional universes people * [[medical physics]], the application of physics in medicine to prevention, diagnosis, ...

...ccelerate [[electrons]] for industrial purposes including sterilization of medical instruments, x-ray production, and silicon wafer production.<ref name="hint ...harge]] on the electron, <math>e = 1.6(10^{-19})</math> coulombs, particle physicists use a different unit to express particle energies, the ''[[electronvolt|ele ...

...d and Agriculture]] (NIAB) in Peshawar while moving PAEC's scope towards [[medical physics]] research by securing federal funding for various [[List of cancer In December 1972, Abdus Salam directed two [[theoretical physicists]], [[Riazuddin (physicist)|Riazuddin]] and [[Masud Ahmad]], at the Interna ...