Hello, I am studying the fungal growths found in Chernobyl

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Hi,
I am a professional in the space industry who has been studying the fungal growths in Chernobyl for some time. i think that the way they manage the radiation levels they experience can lead to new radiation shielding materials, or an improvement on direct light->electricity conversion processes. I am currently self-studying applied nuclear physics as a prep before i start graduate school in 2021, with a focus on nanoscale engineering

I think fungi that grow in highly irradiated environments that would kill any other living creature are pretty cool
 
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Welcome aboard PF, MagneticNeutron,

I'm sure that I'm not the only one here who would be interested to read a post on your area of research, perhaps in the Biology Forum.

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