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Early retirement for weaponeers? (nuclear weapons engineers): An article from: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists by Jonathan Weisman, 1994-07-01 Nuclear propulsion and engineering for engineers (ETEE) by Demetrios G Samaras, 1955 Training for Nuclear Power Plant Operation: An International Conference Held by the Institution of Nuclear Engineers and Co-Sponsored by the European Crankshaft and Component Adequacy: Update of Analysis and Testing Developed for Nuclear (S P (Society of Automotive Engineers)) The Institution of Nuclear Engineers Year Book 1961 by Nuclear, 1961 ASME certificate milestone in nuclear renaissance.(American Society Of Mechanical Engineers)(South Texas Project Nuclear Operating Co.)(Brief article): An article from: Mechanical Engineering-CIME by Jeffrey Winters, 2009-02-01 The Institution of Nuclear Engineers Year Book 1962-63 by Nuclear, 1962 Professional Engineering Examination Study Guide for Nuclear Engineers by American Nuclear Society, 2004 Seismic qualification of safety related nuclear plant and equipment: Papers presented at a seminar organized by the Nuclear Energy Committee of the Power ... of Mechanical Engineers on 3 April 1984 Space nuclear power sources: Safety policy in the development and application of the RTG and SP-100 systems (Society of Automotive Engineers) by William Rigert, 1991 The Institution of Nuclear Engineers Year Book 1963-64 by Nuclear, 1963 Nuclear Engineers: Swiss Nuclear Engineers, Friedrich Tinner, Héctor Maseda Gutiérrez, Kevin Greenaugh, Ned Xoubi, Norman Rasmussen 2001 IEEE Radiation Effects Data Workshop: IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society : The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc, : Workshop Record (IEEE Conference Proceedings) by B. C.) IEEE Radiation Effects Data Workshop (10th : 2001 : Vancouver, 2001-10 Service Experience in Fossil and Nuclear Power Plants: 1999 Asme Pressure Vessels and Piping Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, August 1-5, 1999 (P V P)

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41. Nuclear Engineer S Degree Nuclear Education @ MIT Nuclear
    The MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in Fission Engineering and Nuclear Energy, Fusion and Plasma  
    http://web.mit.edu/ned/www/education/graduate/NEngDegree.html

42. NTUA - Nuclear Engineering Section
    NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS nuclear engineering Section MSc in nuclear engineering, Worcester University Diploma in Physics, University of  
    http://arcas.nuclear.ntua.gr/nucsec/page1.html

43. Nuclear Engineering International
    nuclear engineering International provides news and information for the worldwide nuclear power industry.  
    http://www.neimagazine.com/story.asp?sectionCode=188&storyCode=2029280

44. Nuclear Engineering At NC State
    In 1950, a nuclear engineering program was started in the Departmentof Physics, Today, the Department of nuclear engineering offers programs of study  
    http://www.ne.ncsu.edu/info/nutshell.html
    
    Extractions: History of the department. Enrico Fermi demonstrated on December 2, 1942, that a pile of graphiteblocks containing lumps of natural uranium would cause a self-sustainingnuclear reaction when stacked to a predictable minimum size. Although thepower level was only a few watts, it was sufficient to show that uraniumfission could generate heat in a controlled manner. Fermi's experimentformed the basis for the design of nuclear power plants. Even before the construction of the Raleigh Research Reactor, NorthCarolina State University was leading the nation in the education of nuclearengineers. In 1950, a nuclear engineering program was started in the Departmentof Physics, and in 1951, NCSU awarded the first BSNE degrees in the nation.A graduate program was also established about this time, and in 1954, N.C.State awarded the first two PhD's in the nation to students majoring innuclear engineering. In 1961, the nuclear engineering program, by thenwell-established, was designated the Department of Nuclear Engineeringand transferred to the School of Engineering. The startup of the MEDUSAplasma generation device in 1986 symbolized the Department of Nuclear Engineering'sentry into fusion engineering and plasma technology. Today, the Department of Nuclear Engineering offers programs of study leading to BS, MS, MNE, PhD and post-baccalaureate profession degrees.The undergraduate enrollment ranges between 80 and 120, and the graduateenrollment ranges between 45 and 55 students. There are 12 graduate facultymembers and 16 professional staff. Major areas of current interest includefission, fusion and applied radiation physics. Within these major areas,research on fusion fuel cycles, plasma-material interactions, neutronics,nuclear materials, thermal-hydraulics, applications of radiation, and basicradiation physics are conducted.

45. Nuclear Engineering At NC State
    David R. Gilland, Professor of Nuclear Radiological Engineering and Graduate William G. Vernetson, Associate Engineer and Director of Nuclear  
    http://www.ne.ncsu.edu/source/sourcebook03/florida.htm
    
    Extractions: History of the department. 202 Nuclear Sciences Building P.O. Box Gainesville FL TEL: (352) 392-1401 / FAX: (352) 392-3380 http://www.nuceng.ufl.edu www.nre.ufl.edu E-Mail: haghighat@ufl.edu NE Graduates B.S. Masters Ph.D. Graduate Student Enrollment: 28 Masters/18 Ph.D. [B.S.(N.E.), B.S.(NES), M.E., M.S., Engr., Ph.D.] ABET Accreditation: B.S.(N.E.) Alireza Haghighat, Chair and Professor Samim Anghaie, Wesley E. Bolch, Edward T. Dugan, David E. Hintenlang Alan M. Jacobs David R. Gilland Alex E. S. Green, James S. Tulenko, William G. Vernetson, Associate Engineer and Director of Nuclear facilities (352-392-1401 ext. 317); Ph.D. University of Florida 1979; Reactor safety, non-power reactor operations and operator training; nuclear plant systems design, criticality analysis, neutron activation analysis. [vernet@ufl.edu]; Manuel Arreola, Professor and Director of Radiological Physics (352-265-0680 x 45217); [arreom@radiology.ufl] Frank J. Bova

46. Careers In Nuclear Engineering - TAMU Career Center
    Careers In nuclear engineering. What Do They Do? nuclear engineers are involved in the design, construction, and operation of nuclear power plants for power  
    http://careercenter.tamu.edu/Students/S1/S1D4C23.shtml
    
    Extractions: Accenture Career Resources Library ... Engineering Careers In Nuclear Engineering What Do They Do? Nuclear engineers are involved in the design, construction, and operation of nuclear power plants for power generation, propulsion of nuclear ships and submarines, and space power systems. Nuclear engineers are also involved in the handling of nuclear fuels, the safe disposal of radioactive wastes, and in medical uses of radioactive isotopes. Examples of Work Projects Various Job Titles Job Outlook Some Employers of Nuclear Engineers Research Companies, both private and governmental

47. Nuclear Engineering Energy Systems And Nuclear Science
    nuclear engineering Energy Systems and Nuclear Science.  
    http://www.uoit.ca/EN/main/11258/12198/12673/programs_energy_nuc_eng.html

48. Nuclear Engineer
    nuclear engineers develop the methods, instruments, and systems to harness Most nuclear engineers work a standard 40hour week, although some projects  
    http://www.engineergirl.org/nae/cwe/egcars.nsf/Web - Career Lookup/CGMH-4TN38A?o

49. Nuclear And Radiation Engineering Facts
    The nuclear engineer is concerned with the design and operation of energy conversion The mission of the undergraduate nuclear engineering Program of the  
    http://www.ennu.umd.edu/undergra.html
    
    Extractions: Friday, October 29, 1999 Undergraduate Studies in Nuclear and Radiation Engineering (contact Dr. Gary Pertmer for further information) Nuclear Engineering deals with the use of nuclear energy from nuclear fission, fusion, and radioisotope sources and with the practical applications of radiation engineering. The major use of nuclear energy is in electric power generation. Other uses are in the areas of chemical and materials processing, medicine, instrumentation, and isotope trace analysis. The nuclear engineer is concerned with the design and operation of energy conversion devices ranging from very large reactors to small radioisotope power generators used in spacecraft, and with the use of nuclear reactions in many environmental, biological, chemical, and electronic processes. Because of the ever increasing range of uses for nuclear technologies, the nuclear engineer finds interesting and diverse career opportunities in a variety of organizations, including private industry, government, and research laboratories. The mission of the undergraduate Nuclear Engineering Program of the Department of Materials and Nuclear Engineering at the University of Maryland is to provide a quality engineering education that has sufficient breadth to include training in both fundamental and specialized engineering topics in order that the graduates meet the current and future needs of society.

50. College Of Engineering - Idaho State University
    Idaho State University College of Engineering Main Page. Conduct of Research Conference October 2021, 2005 nuclear engineering Faculty Position  
    http://www.isu.edu/engineer/

51. Nuclear Engineering Faculty Position Idaho State University (ISU
    However, exceptional candidates in other areas of nuclear engineering may be An earned Ph.D. in nuclear engineering, or a degree in a closely related  
    http://www.isu.edu/engineer/Nuclear.htm
    
    Extractions: Idaho State University is a comprehensive doctoral granting university with an enrollment of over 13,000. The College of Engineering has about 600 students and offers ABET-accredited BS programs in Interdisciplinary, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical engineering, and a new B.S. in Nuclear Engineering; a B.S. in Computer Science; M.S. degrees in Environmental Engineering, Measurement and Control Engineering, Nuclear Science and Engineering, and Mechanical and Civil Engineering; and Ph.D. degrees in Engineering and Applied Science and in Nuclear Science and Engineering. The College of Engineering is directly associated with the newly established Institute for Nuclear Science and Engineering that reports through the Office of Research, and also with the Measurement and Control Engineering Research Center, that is directly connected to the College. Screening of applications will begin immediately and the search will continue until the position is filled. For further information about the University and the College of Engineering, visit us on the internet at www.isu.edu or www.isu.edu/engineer. Questions should be addressed to: engineering@isu.edu,

52. Lab Notes: Research From The Berkeley College Of Engineering
    But at one of only two nuclear engineering departments in the west, Peterson and his team are off with a running start with an approach called inertial  
    http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/labnotes/0701nextwave.html
    
    Extractions: Click for larger image.) The long-term future of safe, reliable, and ample nuclear power may involve a transition from fission to fusion, says professor Per Peterson, chair of the College of Engineering's Nuclear Engineering department. Historically, nuclear fusion - smashing two hydrogen isotopes together to release energy - has been something of a holy grail in power generation. Its promise is an effectively limitless fuel supply with orders of magnitude less inventory of radioactive material, drastically reducing the risk of a nuclear accident. As stated in President Bush's recent National Energy Policy report, "Fusion - the energy source of the sun - has the long-range potential to serve as an abundant and clean source of energy." Harnessing the same energy that powers the sun is not without its scientific hurdles though. But at one of only two nuclear engineering departments in the west, Peterson and his team are off with a running start with an approach called "inertial fusion," compressing fuel to extraordinarily high densities and igniting it.

53. Nuclear Engineering
    nuclear engineering and nuclear power. The future of university nuclear engineering programs and university research and training reactors.  
    http://www.creatingtechnology.org/nuke.htm
    
    Extractions: Engineering an endless frontier home engineering branches engineer ... systems Nuclear engineering Of all branches of engineering, nuclear is most mired in politics. It had a hard time during the past decades. Yet, the 2001 US National Energy Policy recommended “the expansion of nuclear energy in the United States as a major component of our national energy policy.” ( www.whitehouse.gov/energy/ Is its darkest day over? References Hochfelder, D. 1999. The promise of nuclear power. Proceedings of the IEEE Morone, J. G. and Woodhouse, E. J. 1989. The Demise of Nuclear Energy? New Haven: Yale University Press. Okrent, D. 1981. Nuclear Reactor Safety, on the History of the Regulatory Process Madison: University Of Wisconsin Press. OTA (Office of Technology Assessment). Nuclear Powerplant Standardization www.wws.princeton.edu/~ota/ns20/pubs_f.html. OTA (Office of Technology Assessment). 1984. Nuclear Power in an Age of Uncertainty OTA-E-216. www.wws.princeton.edu/~ota/ns20/pubs_f.html.

54. NEI - August 2001
    Arden BementHead, nuclear engineering DepartmentPurdue UniversityNuclear Energy Insight InterviewNuclear Energy Insight asked Arden Bement,  
    http://www.nei.org/index.asp?catnum=3&catid=720

55. Belgatom Nuclear Engineering
    Consulting engineering company for the nuclear industry. Houses the nuclear engineering expertise of Tractebel and Belgonucleaire.  
    http://www.belgatom.com/

56. José N. Reyes, Jr. : Nuclear Engineering And Radiation Health Physics - Oregon
    BS nuclear engineering (1978), University of Florida MS nuclear engineering (1984) , University of Maryland Ph.D. nuclear engineering (1986), University of  
    http://ne.oregonstate.edu/people/faculty/reyes.html
    
    Extractions: OSU Calendar Find Someone OSU Maps OSU Sitemap ... Faculty Interim Department Head; Professor; Henry W. and Janice J. Schuette Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Health Physics; Director, Advanced Thermal Hydraulics Research Lab; Co-Director, Academic Center of Excellence in Thermal Hydraulics and Reactor Safety B.S. Nuclear Engineering (1978), University of Florida reyes@ne.orst.edu Thermal hydraulics, multi-phase fluid flow studies, scaling analyses, Advanced Light Water Reactor Safety, reactor system design, and probabilistic risk assessment. Project Director for Natural Circulation Coordinated Research Project at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), United Nations, Vienna, Austria (2004). Ten years at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Research Engineer and Project Manager for Reactor and Plant Systems Research Branch. Member of American Nuclear Society, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Member, USNRC International Code Assessment Program (since 1988); Chairman, ANS Thermal Hydraulic Division (1998, 99). Special Achievement Awards for Outstanding Contributions to the USNRC: Revision of Emergency Core Cooling System Rule 10 CFR 50, App. K (1987) and Resolution of Pressurized Thermal Shock (1986); Austin-Paul Engineering Faculty Award (1990). College of Engineering Research Award (1997). Principal Investigator for the AP600 Advanced Plant Experiment Research Program (

57. Nuclear Engineering News Page
    »Successful trip for OSU nuclear engineering Students Read »Portland Business Journal Magazine names OSU nuclear engineering program among best in  
    http://ne.oregonstate.edu/news/story/

58. ACTS - Nuclear Engineer/Health Physicist  - Job Details - NukeWorker.com's Nucl
    Nuclear Jobs, Nuclear Job, ACTS nuclear engineer/Health Physicist - Job Details.  
    http://www.nukeworker.com/job/view.php?job_id=2042

59. Engineering Jobs Engineering Resumes Engineering Job Engineer Jobs Engineer Job
    nuclear engineer jobs nuclear engineering jobs research and develop the processes, instruments, and systems used to derive benefits from nuclear energy  
    http://www.degreehunter.com/engineering_jobs.html

60. Nuclear Science & Engineering Job Resource, Powered By AfterCollege!
    Nuclear Science Engineering @ Idaho State University Department Head, nuclear engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, 7/12/05  
    http://www.thejobresource.com/groups/custom/isueng/index.asp?fct=1&id=-136700078

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