IAEA Isotope Browser App Now Available in Multiple Languages
Scientists
and professionals in nuclear-related areas from all over the world can now use
the IAEA Isotope Browser mobile application in all six official United Nations
languages as well as in Italian, Japanese, Slovenian and traditional Chinese.
The
app provides the properties of more than 4 000 nuclides and isomers and, among
other things, allows users to search by sorting a nuclide’s decay type,
radiation and half-life. It is available
for iOs and Android devices.
Nuclear
data has a broader audience than one might expect, and is increasingly used in
many fields of science, technology, and engineering, Koning said. So far 55 000
users have downloaded the app and he expects that, thanks to the new language
versions, the 100 000 downloads mark will be reached within a few years.
Scientists who use the app have volunteered to translate it to the various
languages.
The
app’s database is updated twice a year and is stored locally on the device,
whether it is a smartphone or a tablet, to allow access to the data offline -an
essential feature for users working in environments without an internet
connection or those in developing countries where internet access can be
limited.
To
read more please visit: https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/iaea-isotope-browser-app-now-available-in-multiple-languages
Source: IAEA