Contributions of Women to Radiation Science
Aside from Marie Curie, many other women pursued a career in science and contributed to our modern understanding of radiation. Let’s take a look at their profiles.
How Much Radiation is Safe for Humans?
At very low doses, radiation poses low risk to a person’s health. For short term, above 500 mSv is a dangerous amount but highly unlikely to be received in a short period of time.
SensaWeb participates in 43rd ARPS conference as sponsor
SensaWeb is proud to sponsor the 43rd Annual Conference of the Australasian Radiation Protection Society (ARPS), which will be held at The Canberra Rex Hotel from 7 – 10 March 2022.
Radiation in High Altitudes: Do Flight Attendants Need Radiation Monitors?
The higher you fly, the higher the level of radiation. That is why pilots and flight attendants are classified as radiation workers.
SensaWeb joins game-changing companies for Tech23
SensaWeb joins 22 other Australian tech companies at the Tech23 2021 event.
SensaWeb receives special mention as Outstanding Micro Business
SensaWeb receives special mention in the Xero Award for Outstanding Micro Business at this year’s Lord Mayor’s Business Awards.
SensaWeb named finalist for Lord Mayor’s Business Awards 2021
Together with Future Anything, Resource Hub, and The Little Red Company, SensaWeb qualifies as a finalist for the Xero Award for Outstanding Micro Business.
SensaWeb joins the AI Meets Industry Opportunities program
SensaWeb Co-Founder and CTO Darren Oliver joined the launch of AI Meets Industry Opportunities event on September 8th at The Precinct, Fortitude Valley.
Bringing Visibility to the Invisible: Monitoring Radiation in Veterinary Practice
Like any other workplace that involves radiation, veterinary workplaces should have a working radiation monitor.
SensaWeb joins week-long Tropical Innovation Festival
SensaWeb founders Simon and Darren engaged with health and environment innovation leaders at the Tropical Innovation Festival in Cairns.