Beyond The Standard

Exploring the intersections of Science, Art, Faith, and Life

Beyond The Standard

Exploring the intersections of Science, Art, Faith, and Life

a creative outlet to bridge the gaps between life and academia

Beyond The Standard

Started in 2017 by Cameron Clarke as an outlet for popular science writing and general blogging, Beyond The Standard is intended to bridge the gap between aspects of life in politics, academia, and beyond, to provide a home-base and creative outlet, and to allow others to join in sharing their thoughts as contributors. Cameron would like for Beyond The Standard to grow to become a platform for anyone to share their explorations and perspectives of the intersections of Science, Art, Faith, and Life, so if you are interested in occasional or regular writing here please contact him.

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Radiosurgery and Scattering Experiments – Applications of Nuclear Physics

July 14, 2024

Proton Therapy is a recent development enabled by cheaper and smaller particle accelerators, similar to the CEBAF accelerator at JLab, which takes advantage of the increased localization of the energy deposited by the protons, which are heavier charged particles, compared to massless and chargeless gamma ray or X-ray photons. … More Radiosurgery and Scattering Experiments – Applications of Nuclear Physics

Cutting Costs, Engineering Safety, and Researchers’ Safety: You Can Only Pick 2

June 18, 2024

Academic tenure-track careers are built on reputation, domain-specific knowledge, and demonstrated achievements, especially those built in the face of hardship and insurmountable odds. In contrast, practicing safety requires going slow, admitting one’s gaps in knowledge, and slowing down and even stopping work if things are not clear or conditions no longer permit optimal work practices. … More Cutting Costs, Engineering Safety, and Researchers’ Safety: You Can Only Pick 2

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