Piecing Together Iraq’s Nuclear Legacy
By Ronald K. Chesser, Brenda E. Rodgers, Mikhail Bondarkov, Esmail Shubber, Carleton J. Phillips | May 1, 2009
A forensic investigation of radioactive contamination at Iraq’s
central nuclear research center confirms Saddam’s nuclear program
never made it off the ground, but it did endanger Iraqis.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 65 Issue 3
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Ronald K. Chesser
Ronald K. Chesser, Carleton J. Phillips, and Brenda E. Rodgers are faculty members at the Center for... Read More
Brenda E. Rodgers
Rodgers is an assistant professor of biological sciences at Texas Tech University. She has investigated molecular responses to ionizing radiation in... Read More
Mikhail Bondarkov
Ronald K. Chesser, Carleton J. Phillips, and Brenda E. Rodgers are faculty members at the Center for... Read More
Esmail Shubber
Ronald K. Chesser, Carleton J. Phillips, and Brenda E. Rodgers are faculty members at the Center for... Read More
Carleton J. Phillips
Ronald K. Chesser, Carleton J. Phillips, and Brenda E. Rodgers are faculty members at the Center for... Read More
