Radiology's Long Shadow: Neutrons, Nuclear Medicine and DNA
From Rutherford's lab to Franklin's Photo 51, nuclear tracers and CT-scanned mummies — how the rays born in 1895 grew into the sciences of the invisible.
Playlist by @birth_of_radiology
18 tracks, shared on Audicious.
- History of Radiology 1895-2013 - E. A. Franken Jr, MD — University of Iowa
- The History of Nuclear Medicine, Dr. Leonard Freeman — Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging
- Radioactivity & Nuclear Medicine — Doctor Klioze
- How the Neutron Was Discovered — Rational Thinker
- How Gamma Rays Were Discovered — Rational Thinker
- How Rutherford Discovered Radioactive Decay — Rational Thinker
- Ernest Rutherford Biography — Kathy Loves Physics
- Georgina Ferry on X-ray crystallography — Wellcome Collection
- Rosalind Franklin: DNA's unsung hero - Cláudio L. Guerra — TED-Ed
- James Watson on X-ray crystallographer Rosalind Franklin — American Masters PBS
- Echoscope: The birth of the ultrasound — ABC Education
- Why X-ray, CT, Ultrasound, MRI & PET Imaging Work — Radiology Frameworks
- Hidden Figures: Dr. Matilda Evans #BlackHERstoryMonth 14/28 — Sensei Aishitemasu
- Pioneers of IR series: Charles Dotter — IR Education
- A Century of Crystallography: the Braggs Legacy — The Royal Institution
- The humble Braggs and X-ray crystallography: Solving the patterns of matter — The Royal Institution
- We CT scanned ancient Egyptian animal mummies - here's what we found inside — The British Museum
- X-Ray of an Ancient Mummy Reveals Details of Noblewoman's Life 💀 | Smithsonian Channel — Smithsonian Channel