Volcanic ash, often seen as a dangerous waste after eruptions, may have a surprising new purpose—shielding people from ...

Hisashi Ouchi would a fatal dose of radiation while working at Japan's Tokaimura Nuclear Power Plant, dying 83 days later.

Free stock photo from Pexels MANILA, PHILIPPINES — Researchers at Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City and National ...

Researchers from the Ateneo de Manila University and from National University- Mall of Asia Campus have found a surprising ...

Researchers have created geopolymer mortar blocks from Taal volcanic ash, potentially suitable for constructing ...

Volcanic ash can be used as a shield against harmful radiation, a group of researchers from the Ateneo de Manila University ...

Researchers from the Ateneo de Manila University and the National University-Mall of Asia Campus have found that volcanic ash ...

Although it has significantly improved cancer treatment, IR and radiation therapy-prolonged exposure based on absorbed dose and dose rate can damage DNA. This may cause base and sugar damage, as well ...

The highly energetic explosion was initially attributed to a burst of gamma rays emitted either by the collision of two neutron stars or from the death of a massive star. Soon, however ...

Scientists from Ateneo de Manila University and National University-Mall of Asia Campus found that Taal volcanic ash (TVA) ...

Carnegie Mellon University researchers led a study that concluded a shredded star launched a powerful burst of energy toward the Earth.