Radiochemistry is the study of the chemistry of radioactive materials.  Radiochemical methods have been widely used in studying the chemical behavior and properties of both radioactive and non-radioactive materials.  In addition, it has extensive applications in diverse fields other than pure radiochemistry research, e.g., biochemistry, nuclear medicine, nuclear power industry, nuclear forensics, safeguards and security, environmental remediation, and radiation protection.      Having obtained both my M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Chemistry under Professor Clark at the Washington State University, it is my great privilege to speak at this symposium honoring Professor Clark.  This presentation will be an overview of my somewhat unusual career in radiochemistry.

Varied career in radiochemistry: From Japan to Washington, Maryland, and Tennessee

244th National Meeting (2012)

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