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Dr. V. P. Singh
Karnatak University, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, University of Lucknow
About
Leadership in Nuclear Energy, Nuclear and Radiological Engineering in Reactors, Waste Management, Emergency Prepardness, Transportation and Radiation Protection Training; Characterization of Shielding and Dosimetric Materials; Radiation Detection and Measurement, Radiation Instruments, Dosimetry, ALARA Management; Reviewer and Editorial Board Members; Member of National/ International Societies & Associations; IRPA YGN and TG Member; Listed World Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University.
Employment
Employment history is unavailable.
Education
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Karnatak University Phd2009 - 2014
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Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Graduate in Nuclear Science & Engineering2005 - 2006
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University of Lucknow M. Sc.2002 - 2004
Projects & Funding
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Publications (108)
- Investigation of nuclear radiation interaction parameters of some selected anti-HR + breast cancer drugs in proton therapy Save
- Investigation of Dose Effect of ICRP110 Male and Female Head Phantoms During BNCT and PBFT by Monte Carlo Simulations Save
- A study of nuclear radiation interaction parameters of some plant based radio-protective compounds Save
- Investigations of gamma, neutrons, protons interaction parameters with anti-cancer drugs using EpiXS, NGCal, and PSTAR softwares Save
- Attenuation Properties of DNA Nucleobases Against Nuclear Radiation Using EpiXS, Py-MLBUF, and NGCal Software Save
- Experimental investigation of gamma-ray interaction parameters and buildup factors in lanthanide compounds: Insights into penetration depth Save
- Investigation of Gamma Radiation Shielding Properties of High-Z-Doped Multilayer PVA Polymers Save
- Investigation of the nuclear radiation parameters of some Ti alloys for biomedical applications Save
- Neutron and gamma ray shielding behavior of some low-Z materials using the n-γ reaction Save
- Radiation Shielding efficiency of lead-tungsten-boron glasses with Sb, Al, and Bi against gamma, neutron and charge particles Save