Robley D. Evans

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Robley D. Evans is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, California Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Robley D. Evans

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#3327

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#892

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Robley D. Evans 's Degrees

PhD Physics University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Physics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Robley Dunglison Evans was an American nuclear physicist and pioneer of nuclear medicine. He was the president of the Health Physics Society in 1972–1973. Biography His father Manley Jefferson Evans and mother Alice Jennie Turner married in August 1905 in O'Neill, Nebraska. Manley J. Evans was a professor at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Robley D. Evans was their only child. He is named in honor of Admiral Robley D. Evans, but there is no immediate family connection. In 1912 the family moved to Los Angeles County. Manley J. Evans taught at Hollywood High School for 32 years. At Hollywood High School, Robley D. Evans was the president of the science club and the valedictorian of the Class of 1925. In the 8th grade, even before he entered high school, he was playing percussion instruments professionally in danceable jazz bands. In high school he played in the regular band and sometimes in orchestra, symphony, and the Hollywood Bowl.

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Gamma-Ray Absorption Coefficients (1952) (327)
THE DISTRIBUTION OF RED CELLS AND PLASMA IN LARGE AND MINUTE VESSELS OF THE NORMAL DOG, DETERMINED BY RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF IRON AND IODINE. (1946) (193)
Radioactive Iodine as an Indicator in the Study of Thyroid Physiology.∗ (1938) (171)
THE LATE EFFECTS OF INTERNALLY‐DEPOSITED RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS IN MAN (1952) (164)
Engineers' guide to the elementary behavior of radon daughters. (1969) (107)
Radium in Man (1974) (96)
The treatment of hyperthyroidism with radioactive iodine. (1946) (93)
The effect of skeletally deposited alpha-ray emitters in man. (1966) (83)
Estimate of risk from environmental exposure to radon-222 and its decay products (1981) (81)
THE USE OF TWO RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF IRON IN TRACER STUDIES OF ERYTHROCYTES. (1946) (81)
RADIOACTIVE IODINE AS AN INDICATOR IN THYROID PHYSIOLOGY: Iodine Collection by Normal and Hyperplastic Thyroids in Rabbits (1940) (70)
Radioactivity of rocks (1941) (69)
THE COLLECTION AND LOSS OF RADIOACTIVE IODINE COMPARED WITH THE ANATOMIC CHANGES INDUCED IN THE THYROID OF THE CHICK BY THE INJECTION OF THYROTROPIC HORMONE1 (1945) (53)
Studies of Self-Absorption in Gamma-Ray Sources (1948) (48)
The Action of Thiouracil upon the Thyroid Gland in Graves' Disease1 (1944) (46)
THE POST-TRANSFUSION SURVIVAL OF PRESERVED HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES STORED AS, WHOLE BLOOD OR IN RESUSPENSION, AFTER REMOVAL OF PLASMA, BY MEANS OF TWO ISOTOPES OF RADIOACTIVE IRON. (1947) (44)
Diffusion of radon in several naturally occurring soil types (1965) (42)
Measurements of Gamma-Ray Absorption Coefficients (1951) (41)
Radium Poisoning A Review of Present Knowledge. (1933) (41)
Theory, Design, and Applications of a Short Magnetic Lens Electron Spectrometer (1944) (39)
Apparatus for the Determination of Minute Quantities of Radium, Radon and Thoron in Solids, Liquids and Gases (1935) (38)
Statistical Analysis of the Counting Rate Meter (1936) (38)
THE CIRCULATING RED CELL AND PLASMA VOLUME AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF BLOOD IN LARGE AND MINUTE VESSELS IN EXPERIMENTAL SHOCK IN DOGS, MEASURED BY RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF IRON AND IODINE. (1947) (38)
Transplantable Osteogenic Sarcomas Induced in Rats by Feeding Radium. (1944) (32)
THE MEASUREMENT OF POST-TRANSFUSION SURVIVAL OF PRESERVED STORED HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES BY MEANS OF TWO ISOTOPES OF RADIO-ACTIVE IRON. (1947) (31)
The Radioactivity of Solids Determined by Alpha-Ray Counting (1935) (28)
Protection of Radium Dial Workers and Radiologists from Injury by Radium. (1943) (27)
THE RATE OF POST-TRANSFUSION LOSS OF NON-VIABLE STORED HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES AND THE RE-UTILIZATION OF HEMOGLOBIN-DERIVED RADIO-ACTIVE IRON. (1947) (27)
RADIOGENIC EFFECTS IN MAN OF LONG-TERM SKELETAL ALPHA-IRRADIATION. (1972) (26)
Treatment of hyperthyroidism with radioactive iodine; I130, 12-hour half-life and I131, 8-day half-life. (1948) (25)
The radium standard for boneseekers--evaluation of the data on radium patients and dial painters. (1967) (25)
The Radioactive Decay Constants of K 40 as Determined from the Accumulation of Ca 40 in Ancient Minerals (1948) (24)
AN ARTICLE CONTRIBUTED TO AN ANNIVERSARY VOLUME IN HONOR OF DOCTOR JOSEPH HERSEY PRATT: EFFECTS OF TREATMENT ON RADIUM AND CALCIUM METABOLISM IN THE HUMAN BODY (1938) (22)
Absorption of insulin labeled with radioactive iodine in human diabetes. (1944) (21)
RADIOGENIC TUMORS IN THE RADIUM AND MESOTHORIUM CASES STUDIED AT MIT. (1969) (20)
Inception of standards for internal emitters, radon and radium. (1980) (20)
A Direct‐Reading Counting Rate Meter for Random Pulses (1936) (19)
The Measurement of Natural Alpha-Particles Ejected from Solids (1934) (16)
The Half-Life of Carbon Fourteen and a Comparison of Gas Phase Counter Methods (1950) (15)
Voltage Stabilizer Controlled by a Thermionic Pentode (1934) (15)
Age measurements by radioactivity (1941) (15)
Fundamentals of radioactivity and its instrumentation. (1948) (15)
Treatment of toxic goiters with radioactive iodine. (1949) (15)
Increased Gamma‐Ray Sensitivity of Tube Counters and the Measurement of the Thorium Content of Ordinary Materials (1936) (14)
3 – x-RAY AND γ-RAY INTERACTIONS (1968) (14)
The nature of statistical fluctuations with applications to cosmic rays (1934) (13)
Intercalibration and Comparison in Two Laboratories of Measurements Incident to the Determination of the Geological Ages of Rocks (1939) (13)
Determination of the Thoron Content of Air and Its Bearing on Lung Cancer Hazards in Industry (1980) (12)
Technique for the Determination of the Radioactive Content of Liquids (1933) (12)
An instant working level meter for uranium mines. (1973) (11)
THE ABSORPTION RATES OF INSULIN, GLOBIN INSULIN AND PROTAMINE ZINC INSULIN LABELLED WITH RADIOACTIVE IODINE (1943) (10)
Radioactive Determination of the Relative Abundance of the Isotope K40 in Terrestrial and Meteoritic Potassium1 (1941) (10)
The Radioactive Determination of Protactinium in Siliceous Terrestrial and Meteoritic Material (1939) (10)
Absorption of radon through the skin and its exhalation through the lungs. (1947) (9)
Units of Radioactivity (1950) (8)
Alpha-Helium Method for Determining Geological Ages (1944) (8)
Improved Counting Rate Meter (1939) (8)
Large Volume Scintillation Chamber for Radon Counting (1964) (7)
A Sailor's Log; Recollections of Forty Years of Naval Life (1994) (7)
Ionization Currents Produced by Radon, RaA and RaC′ in Cylindrical Ionization Chambers (1935) (6)
The Radioactivity of the Earth's Crust and Its Influence on Cosmic-Ray Electroscope Observations Made Near Ground Level (1935) (6)
Detection of Radon by Means of a Proportional Counter (1942) (6)
The risk of bone cancer in man from internally deposited radium. (1968) (6)
The Radioactive Radiations from the Surfaces of Solids and the Measurement of the Thorium Content of Rocks (1934) (6)
Determination of small quantities of radon and thoron (1932) (6)
MEASUREMENTS OF THE EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC VARIABLES ON $sup 222$Rn FLUX AND SOLID-GAS CONCENTRATIONS. (1968) (6)
Remarks on the Maximum Permissible Deposition of Plutonium in Man, and the Safety Factors in the Pivot Point Radiation Protection Guide of 0.I µc of Radium in Man (1962) (6)
Direct Fusion Method for Determining the Radium Content of Rocks (1933) (6)
THE MEASUREMENT OF THE CIRCULATING RED CELL VOLUME BY MEANS OF TWO RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF IRON. (1946) (5)
DETERMINATION OF SILVER IN MINERALS AND ORES BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS AND HIGH-RESOLUTION GAMMA SPECTROMETRY (1966) (5)
THE EFFECT OF VARYING TEMPERATURES ON THE POST-TRANSFUSION SURVIVAL OF WHOLE BLOOD DURING DEPOT STORAGE AND AFTER TRANSPORTATION BY LAND AND AIR. (1947) (5)
RADIUM AND MESOTHORIUM POISONING AND DOSIMETRY AND INSTRUMENTATION TECHNIQUES IN APPLIED RADIOACTIVITY. Annual Progress Report. (1958) (5)
Radioactivity: The Earth’s Heat and Geological Age Measurements (1942) (5)
TESTING RADIUM CAPSULES FOR RADON LEAKAGE. (1963) (4)
RETENTION AND ABSORPTION OF $sup 224$Ra AND $sup 234$Th AND SOME DOSIMETRIC CONSIDERATIONS OF $sup 224$Ra IN HUMAN BEINGS. (1969) (4)
26 – DOSIMETRY OF RADIATION IN SPACE FLIGHT (1969) (4)
A Direct‐Reading Counting Rate Ratio Meter (1939) (3)
Electron Bombardment of Biological Materials. I. An Electron Tube for the Production of Homogeneous Beams of Cathode Rays from One to Fifteen Kilovolts (1939) (3)
The post-transfusion survival of preserved human erythrocytes stored as whole blood or in resuspension, after removal of plasma, by means of two isotopes of radioactive iron. (1947) (3)
Radium Poisoning: A Review of Present Knowledge (1980) (3)
Observations on the late effects of internally deposited mixtures of mesothorium and radium in twelve dial painters. (1961) (3)
PRINCIPLES FOR THE CALCULATION OF RADIATION DOSE RATES IN SPACE VEHICLES (1961) (3)
Applied Nuclear Physics (1941) (3)
Ventilation Requirements for Radium Dial Painting. (1942) (3)
Annual progress report. Radium and mesothorium poisoning and dosimetry and instrumentation techniques in applied radioactivity. (1958) (3)
A Vertical, Vacuum, Split-Tube, Graphite-Resistance Furnace (1933) (2)
You and your students (1950) (2)
J.R.R. Tolkien (1972) (2)
Determination of the Helium Content of Terrestrial Materials (1944) (1)
Storage of Radium Dial Instruments. (1942) (1)
The structure of atomic nuclei (1942) (1)
5. Statistical Fluctuations in Nuclear Processes (1963) (1)
ATOM SMASHING AND ITS MODERN APPLICATIONS (1945) (1)
The radioactivity of rocks (1941) (1)
An Atmospheric Pressure Geiger‐Müller Counter System For the Study of Respiratory Problems (1945) (1)
THE APPLICATION OF LITHIUM-DRIFTED GERMANIUM DETECTORS TO NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS-STUDIES IN GEOCHEMISTRY AND OF 15th CENTURY PRINTING (1965) (1)
Tissue dosage in radio-isotope therapy. (1947) (1)
Polonium Alloy for Spark Plug Electrodes (1940) (1)
METABOLIC DATA ON INJECTED AND INGESTED $sup 234$Th IN HUMAN BEINGS. (1967) (0)
A Correlation of Nuclear Disintegration Processes (1935) (0)
Measurements of the age of the solar system / by Robley D. Evans -- (1943) (0)
THE AGE OF THE EARTH FROM RADIOACTIVE DISINTEGRATION AND RELATED PROBLEMS. (1935) (0)
Evaluation of the beta and gamma radiation due to extended linear sources of radium. (1946) (0)
Biological Effects of Radiation (1948) (0)
Characteristic X-ray Spectra (1963) (0)
RADIOACTIVITY AND CYCLOTRON GROUP, sect. 8 of PROGRESS REPORT NINETEENTH, FOR FOURTH QUARTER OF 1950 (1951) (0)
THE MEASUREMENTOF POST-TRANSFUSION SURVIVAL OF PRESERVEDSTOREDHUMANERYTHROCYTESBY MEANSOF TWOISOTOPES OF RADIOACTIVE IRON (0)
Particle size distribution of radium-containing phosphor powders. (1973) (0)
Radioactive isotopes and their clinical applications. (1947) (0)
The Determination of the Age of Iron and Stony Meteorites from their Radioactivity (1938) (0)
CONFERENCE ON APPLIED NUCLEAR PHYSICS. (1940) (0)
Failure to Detect Radioactivity in Beryllium with the Linear Amplifier (1933) (0)
EFFECTS OF UNDERGROUND EXPLOSIONS ON THE CONCENTRATIONS OF RADON AND THORON IN SOIL GAS (1961) (0)
Atom smashing and its applications to medicine (1941) (0)
Electrical Bombardment of Biological Materials II. An Electron Tube for the Production of Homogeneous Beams of Cathode Rays from Ten to One Hundred Kilovolts (1941) (0)
New Precision Technique for Removing Radioactive Emanations From Matter, and for Measuring Minute Quantities of Radon and Thoron (1932) (0)
Rear-Admiral, U. S. A. Author "A sailor's log" : An Admiral's Log : Being Continued Recollections of Naval Life (0)
The use of two radioactive isotopes of iron in tracer studies of erythrocytes. (1946) (0)
Medical evaluation of atomic energy. (1946) (0)
[Not Available]. (1946) (0)
Transient analysis of the flow of a dissociating gas through a porous media (1980) (0)
Physical methods and their limitations practical problems in the measurement of labelled compounds. (1947) (0)
Radioactive Standards (1940) (0)
The effect of tracer doses of radioactive iodine on the function of chick thyroids. (1948) (0)
Erratum: Design and Operation of an Improved Counting‐Rate Meter (1946) (0)
The Half-Life of Carbon 14 and a Comparison of Gas Phase Counter Methods (1950) (0)
Measurement of γ-Ray Energy by Absorption (1963) (0)
Shipping radioactive substances (1949) (0)
Measurements of Gamma-ray Absorption Coefficients. Technical Report No. 37 (1950) (0)
Alternate working fluids for solar air conditioning applications (1978) (0)

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