Review of radiological physics, dosimetry and biology research at the University of Wisconsin during 1961-1984

This report provides a comprehensive review of the overall activities in this program since its inception in 1961. The most consequential development was the development of lithium fluoride as a thermoluminescent dosemeter (TLD). Also studied were the potentialities of ionization chambers for use in personnel neutron dosimetry and applied microdosimetric research. (ACR)