by NCCF News | 09/12/16 | Families Project, General News
The era in which we live is now officially described as an atomic Anthropocene or the “age of humans”, an epoch defined by humans’ impact on the planet – and one of its most distinctive features is radiation. The fallout (both literal and figurative) from...
by NCCF News | 28/10/16 | Families Project
When is best for you? We are planning a number of Wives and Daughters Focus Group meetings at Southampton University and need to arrange them at the most convenient dates for everyone who can attend. Simply visit the page where you can let the team know your preferred...
by NCCF News | 04/08/16 | Families Project
by Becky Alexis-Martin, Research Fellow, Department of Geography, University of Southampton @CalamityCake Nuclear testing is often portrayed as a bombastic process, overshadowed by the devastating majesty of mushroom clouds and described in terms of annihilation or...
by NCCF News | 06/07/16 | Families Project
I explore the lives of international nuclear communities, discovering the human and cultural experiences and impacts of ionising radiation to individuals and societies. My current major research project with the University of Southampton is called Nuclear Families and...
