How can an instrument detect something that our senses cannot perceive? How can a tiny electrical signal help protect a nuclear power plant, guide cancer treatment, or reveal the existence of particles arriving from distant regions of the universe?
Nuclear electronics makes these measurements possible. It connects nuclear radiation with detectors, electronic circuits, signal processing, and scientific interpretation.
In this course, we will explore how invisible physical events become measurable signals—and how those measurements help us understand nature, protect human life, and investigate the frontiers of physics
- Teacher: Dr Rohith P S