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SUMMARY:2023 Spring Physics Colloquium Series: Prof. N. Ackurin
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:<b><center>2023 Spring Physics Colloquium Series<p>Dr. Nural Ackurin<br>Professor of Physics and Associate Dean for Research<br>College of Arts and Sciences<br>Texas Tech University<br>Lubbock, Texas<p>
A Perspectives in Muon Tomography</b></center><p>
Muon tomography is about imaging and exploring large or dense objects using cosmic ray muons.  In recent years, a revival is taking place with many creative detector and image reconstruction solutions for unconventional applications in geology, archaeology, engineering, homeland security, and other fields.  After a short introduction about the physics of muon tomography, I will discuss several diverse projects including our own undergraduate student-run muon tomography project at TTU.<p>
<b><center>For more information contact: Dr. Kenichi Hatakeyama (254) 710-2286
LOCATION:Baylor Sciences Building, Room E.231
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