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Nuclear power

Nuclear power

Glimpsing Chernobyl’s hidden hotspots

(Courtesy: Dr Yannick Verbelen)
03 Sep 2019
Taken from the September 2019 issue of Physics World.

More than three decades after the world’s worst nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, Peter Martin and Tom Scott visit the exclusion zone surrounding the plant to map radiation levels using new drone-based technology

It’s April 2019 and a group of us from the University of Bristol, UK, are being driven though the

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Peter Martin is a research associate and Tom Scott is a Royal Academy of Engineering Professor in the School of Physics at the University of Bristol. They are part of the UK’s National Centre for Nuclear Robotics. E-mail t.b.scott@bristol.ac.uk and peter.martin@bristol.ac.uk, Twitter @NCNRobotics
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