We meet with PNNL physicist Emily Mace on this episode of SciVIBE to get to know her a bit, learn about her experience working in the Shallow Underground Lab and with highly sensitive radiation detectors—designed and built by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientists—to measure argon-39 activity in groundwater samples.

PNNL physicist Emily Mace on the Shallow Underground Lab and the enhanced detection of nuclear events

Uncover the latest scientific discoveries coming from inside Pacific Northwest National Laboratory with our podcast, SciVIBE. Produced and hosted by Nick Hennen, you’ll also hear what life is like outside the lab for scientists and researchers who are tackling some of today’s most pressing issues. Tune in for unique and compelling conversations with experts leading the charge towards innovation and discovery. 

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Uncover the latest scientific discoveries coming from inside Pacific Northwest National Laboratory with our podcast, SciVIBE. Produced and hosted by Nick Hennen, you’ll also hear what life is like outside the lab for scientists and researchers who are tackling some of today’s most pressing issues. Tune in for unique and compelling conversations with experts leading the charge towards innovation and discovery. SciVIBE takes you behind the scenes where we are inventing the future. Our scientists are creating new kinds of batteries, making sure the lights stay on in your home, outsmarting cybercriminals, repelling biothreats, and so much more. Listen to stories that melt down otherwise hard to understand scientific concepts and topics and learn the origin of how things came to be from the PNNL scientists behind the work. We’re dedicated to sharing the excitement of discovery. Please share and subscribe.

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