Wildlife exposure at a high dose rate area of Fukushima-daiichi radioactive fallout, Japan
since 2012.4.28 reviced 2016.7.21
I greately appreciate if you can inform me of your observations like the following pictures, on the heads of warblers. Would you please let me learn the time and the place you caught or obtain (dead body or picking a spent individual) one with such a lesion? I welcome also a negative observation or the experience of yours.
・"Reports on the effects of Radioactive fallout at Fukushima on Agriculture", Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo
- Our approaches for the scure and recovery from east Japan great eartuquake disaster -
November 19, 2011 【Program => Japanese abstracts・movies・Q&A】
・Forum Group for Effect of Radioactivity in Agriculture, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo
"Life in a changing world - science to foresight the world after the disaster of earthquake, tsunami and atomic reactor breakdown"
Prof. John C. Winfield (UC Davis, Assistant director for Biological Science, NSF) "Organism-environment interactions in a changing world: a mechanistic approache: a mechanistic approache. "
Prof. Masaru Wada (Tokyo Medical and Dential University) "Field Endocrinology" (lecture in Japanese)
Prof. Tomoko M. Nakanishi (University of Tokyo) "Radiobiology" (lecture in Japanese)
Prof. Ken Ishida (University of Tokyo) "Abukuma mountains ecosytem and wildlife" (a booklet in Japanese and English)
June 1, 2012 (Friday) p.m. 13:30 - 17:45 Nakashima Hall, the University of Tokyo [Food Science Bldg. (116)]
・a report on Sep. 19, 2011 (OSJ An. Meeting) 【report in Japanese】
・a report on March 29, 2012 (FSJ AN. Meeting)
・Primate Research Institute・Wildlife Research Center , the University of Tokyo May 13, 2012
Cooperation use and research program, "Thinking of the effects by East Japan Greate Earthquake on the wildlife"【Program, poster in Japanese】
・The Institution of Professional Engineers, Japan meeting July 14, 2012
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・Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, Research Consortium Survey results 【Radiation Monitoring】