| Biography | |
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 Prof. Leong Ying University of Liverpool, UK |
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| Title: Commonalities of statistical analysis of environmental impacts of radioactivity and health impacts of pandemics | |
| Abstract: Radioactivity is considered an environmental and health hazard; especially related to human produced ionizing radiation from nuclear power plants and TENORM as waste products from such activities as Oil and Gas industry in hydraulic fracturing processes. Due to the randomized nature of interactions of radiation with biological cells; the assessments of such impacts has to be based on statistical analysis. These mathematical methodologies and modeling are also widely used to make predictive health assessments of pandemics, including the recent COVID-19 global outbreak. This article will highlight the common statistical techniques applied to environmental and health assessments of radioactivity and pandemics. | |
| Biography: Citizen of the world: born in Asia, educated in Europe, now residing in America; and has completed marathons on all 7-continents including Antarctica. Nuclear physicist by academic qualifications, with patents in fields of cryogenics and superconductivity. Discoverer of the Twin Universe, a revolutionary new scientific model that claims to be the true Theory of Everything. On the creative side of his own personal duality: an accomplished poet and award-winning author. | |
