Rediscovering physics to make the best of my research group

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I have joined a research group following successes I have had forensic dowsing. By this I mean I exploring minute detail in my work, not anything to do with the other type of forensic work. My career kicked off with a job sourcing the pollution in Whitehaven harbour. Before I could have the job I was sent 2 phials from 2 culverts and had to say what was in each. I mentioned Americium 241 and 243 which meant the employer sent the samples to a second lab in the US. They confirmed what I had found and what was missed by the first lab and I got the job.
 
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