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Radiological assessment is the process of calculating the dose received by humans from radioactive materials in the environment and the associated risks. Radioactive materials are released from either anthropogenic or natural sources. These materials can be transported in the environment and detected at specific concentrations. At this stage, calculations are not based on a random individual but on the Critical Group—the population subgroup most sensitive to radiation or most exposed due to loca

Imagine you are building a nuclear reactor. It requires billions of dollars in investment, tens of thousands of tons of concrete and steel, and above all a safety culture with zero tolerance for error. In the past, engineers often had to construct expensive and time-consuming physical prototypes to verify their theories. Today, however, during this period of renaissance for next-generation nuclear reactor designs, power plants begin operating at full capacity in a virtual environment—inside supe