Tracks to innovation-interplay between science and technology of nuclear track etching

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Sep 1998

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New Astronomy Reviews, Volume 42, Issue 3-4, p. 181-188.

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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The use of particle tracks-the main themes and many of the specific examples-were initiated in an industrial environment at the General Electric Research Laboratory. Science in industrial environments is neglected in the United States today, yet the area of nuclear tracks gives a good many examples of practical applications of science-applications that would have been unlikely to have emerged promptly from science done outside of industry (where the obligation to seek practical outcomes is absent). This paper briefly reviews how track uses developed. The discussion covers discrete fields of use, both scientific and applied, with emphasis on the interplay of science and technology. Three of the subjects are hole engineering-from filters to counters, radon-a hazard and a help, and tracks of time-oil and geochronology.

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