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Olivia Voyce

Olivia Voyce is a former PhD student contributor to Physics World. Olivia's PhD at the University of Liverpool, UK, studied the use of thallium bromide radiation detectors as part of the Next Generation Nuclear CDT. Olivia developed her interest in nuclear physics through a plenitude of research projects. This includes working at the University of Massachusetts Lowell's research reactor, as well as travelling across Europe, collecting and analysing soil samples to quantify the Cs-137 levels from the Chernobyl fallout.

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