41. Reactor Analysis And Engineering: General Information Analysis and Engineering (RAE) Division at Argonne National Laboratory performs researchaimed at advancing the design and operation of nuclear energy systems. http://www.rae.anl.gov/main/general_info.html

Security and Privacy Notice HOME About the Division Projects ... Site Map The Reactor Analysis and Engineering Division at Argonne National Laboratory Reactor Analysis and Engineering Division Synopsis The Reactor Analysis and Engineering (RAE) Division at Argonne National Laboratory performs research aimed at advancing the design and operation of nuclear energy systems. The Division's charter encompasses the development of next generation fission reactor and fuel cycle concepts, investigation of innovative technologies for safely disposing of spent reactor fuels and other nuclear materials, and applying its expertise and facilities to address important problems affecting the safety and operation of current generation nuclear facilities. The RAE Division has a broad spectrum of capabilities and facilities to support reactor analysis and reactor engineering. The core competencies of the RAE Division include: Reactor Physics Thermal-Hydraulics Engineering Mechanics Fast Reactor Design and Analysis Fuel Cycle Evaluation Reactor and Facility Safety Criticality Safety Fuel Cycle Facility and Equipment Design Experimental Facilities These compentencies reflect the capabilities of the Division in nuclear systems analysis, analytical and computational methods, operation of unique experimental facilities and the design, construction and operation of reactor and fuel cycle components and facilities.

42. Ask Professor Quester - Energy Q&A Fossil Fuels Questions, general Renewable energy Questions. Geothermal, Tidal andSound energy Questions. nuclear energy Questions, Transportation energy Questions. http://www.energyquest.ca.gov/ask_quester/

Dear Students, On this page you will find answers to most of your questions about energy. Choose a topic. Then look over the questions. Click on the question, and you'll find the answer! If you need more information, check out Energy Story or How Stuff Works at www.howstuffworks.com . You can also do an internet search using your favorite search engine. Thanks for visiting Energy Quest! Topics General Energy Questions Electricity and Efficiency Questions Fossil Fuels Questions General Renewable Energy Questions ... Transportation Energy Questions General Energy Questions What is the scientific name for the energy in your body, like where you get your strength? What is radiant energy and mechanical energy (friction, compression, distortion)? What is the composition of a match head ...that is, what chemicals are used to manufacture them? Do you know of any more web sites that include games, activities or valuable information on energy? ... Can you give a couple of examples of chemical energy? Electricity and Efficiency Questions My son is trying to gather information on fluorescent lighting. Can you help him out?

43. Revival Of Nuclear Energy Highlights ANS' '02 Annual Meeting of energy; Michael Sellman, President CEO, nuclear Management Co. Thomas A. Christopher,President CEO, Framatome ANP; Mark T. Savoff, President, general http://www.ans.org/pi/media/news/1023208766.html

News Release Contact: Dave Kelly Outreach Department dkelly@ans.org Revival of Nuclear Energy Highlights ANS' '02 Annual Meeting LA GRANGE PARK, Ill. June 4, 2002 The revival of the nuclear energy option, near-term power plant deployment and breakthroughs in fusion research are among the many topics that will be addressed during the American Nuclear Society's 2002 Annual Meeting, being held June 9-13 at the Westin Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, Fla. To satisfy the growing demand for energy in the United States, and to protect the environment from emissions produced by fossil-burning fuels, nuclear power is an economic and environmentally friendly alternative to meeting the country's energy needs. A plenary session on "The Revival of the Nuclear Energy Option" will open the annual meeting on Monday, June 10. Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas), a member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, will deliver the keynote address. William Magwood, director of the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology, leads the plenary panel that also includes Joe Colvin, president and chief executive officer of the Nuclear Energy Institute, Rep. Jerry Paul (R-Dist. 71), Deputy Majority Whip of the Florida House of Representatives, and Zack Pate, chairman of the World Association of Nuclear Operators. The International Congress on Advanced Nuclear Power Plants (ICAPP) will conduct its topical meeting in conjunction with the ANS Annual Meeting.

44. RadWaste.org - General Information aspects of radioactive waste management and/or issues of general interest to nuclearenergy FAQ (US); nuclear energy Primer (US); Principles of Radioactive Waste http://www.radwaste.org/general.htm

Search the RadWaste.org database Index: Home Hot topics Recent additions Site map General National profiles Radwaste processing Radwaste storage Radwaste disposal ... Potassium Iodide Tablets This site is listed in the BBC Education Web Guide. Begin your journey on the internet with The Rail. This is junction 1360 on "The Science Expedition". General The links on this page deal with general aspects of radioactive waste management and/or issues of general interest to radwaste management professionals. To give you an idea about the type of information available at a given site, the icon indicates pro-nuclear sites (generally sponsored by industry sources), indicates government sponsored sites, indicates "neutral" sites (generally academic sites), while indicates sites sponsored by environmental or "anti-nuclear" groups. FAQ's Canadian Nuclear FAQ (Canada) Classifications of Nuclear Waste (US) DOE Definition of Wastes (US) Indian Radioactive Waste FAQ (India) ... UIC - Waste Management in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle (Australia) Waste inventories France Radioactive Waste Inventory (ANDRA) 1999 Inventory of Radioactive Waste in Canada (LLRWMO) Inventory of Radionuclides for the Great Lakes (US) Nuclear Radiation Hazards USA (Proposition One) ... Wastes in Hungary (Hungary) Waste management programs Current Status of Radwaste Administration in Taiwan (Taiwan) DOE Recycling Program (US) Global Experience in Waste Disposal (IAEA) International Waste Management Factbook (US) ... UI Report: Nuclear Waste Management (International) Glossaries

45. DOE Fossil Energy - General energy consumption, as reliance on nuclear power declines Excellence at the Nationalenergy Technology Laboratory decrease of $600,000 for general plant projects http://www.fe.doe.gov/budget/01/rpt_house.shtml

SEARCH THIS SITE Oil Reserves Electricity Regulation Gas Regulation ... BUDGET HOUSE REPORT SENATE REPORT FINAL BILL CONF. REPORT PUBLICATIONS ... INDEX DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS BILL, 2001 DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGY (DEFERRAL) The Committee recommends deferral of $67,000,000 in previously appropriated Clean Coal Technology budget authority until fiscal year 2002 instead of a $221 million deferral and a rescission of $105 million as proposed by the Administration. To the extent funds are not needed because of premature project terminations, the Committee will continue its practice of rescinding excess funds. The Committee believes more substantial deferrals or rescissions are not warranted at this time. The Committee agrees to the following: 1. Up to $14 million may be used for administration of the clean coal technology program in fiscal year 2001. 2. The Committee does not object to the continued support of the U.S./China Energy and Environmental Center, which promotes the use of American energy technology that will greatly reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS BILL, 2001

46. Office Of Nuclear Energy, Science & Technology International Atomic energy Agency general Conference September The US Departmentof energy (DOE) produces Research Program which sponsors nuclear science and http://www.ne.doe.gov/home/9-21-98.html

Archived Press Releases Medical Uses for Radioisotopes Advanced by Richardson at International Atomic Energy Agency General Conference September 21, 1998 List VIENNA, Austria In an address to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), U.S. Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson announced American participation in an international collaboration on research and development into and the treatment of life-threatening illnesses. The United States will provide surplus Tungsten-188, that is converted into Rhenium-188 for use in clinical trials on new heart disease, cancer and bone pain therapies. "The United States seeks to advance collaboration among nations to help increase the availability of radioisotopes for medical purposes. By applying the energy of the atom to the medical sciences, we are able to reduce the cost and intrusiveness of treatments. Today I am pleased to announce that the Department of Energy, working with Belgium and Finland, will supply the IAEA with surplus radioisotopes for the production of isotope generators," said Secretary Richardson. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) produces Tungsten-Rhenium isotope generators at its Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. As part of this collaboration, DOE will supply Tungsten-188 for irradiation in Belgium. The irradiated material will then be processed at ORNL. The processed material will then be shipped to Finland for preparation of isotope generators that will be provided to IAEA's Coordinated Research Program which sponsors nuclear science and technology projects in 14 developing countries. Among the projects benefiting from this effort are:

47. Office Of Nuclear Energy, Science & Technology week) will be general John Gordon, Administrator of the DOE's National nuclear SecurityAdministration and Under Secretary of energy for nuclear Security, and http://www.ne.doe.gov/home/05-30-02.html

PRESS RELEASES Abraham Announces Members of U.S.-Russia Working Groups to Advance Nuclear Nonproliferation Efforts May 30, 2002 Washington, D.C. - Following the agreement last week between President Bush and Russian President Putin to establish two new bilateral working groups focused on further nuclear nonproliferation activities, U.S. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham today announced the U.S. members of the working groups and emphasized that there is "no higher priority" at the Department than the success of the nuclear nonproliferation programs. Secretary Abraham and Russian Minister of Atomic Energy Alexander Rumyantsev have been tasked with overseeing the progress of the two working groups. Immediately after the announcement at the Russia summit, Secretary Abraham phoned Rumyantsev to discuss the next step in ongoing efforts to deal with nuclear nonproliferation issues and make plans for the establishment of the working groups. The focus of one of the working groups will be to examine ways to eliminate excess plutonium and highly enriched uranium - materials that can be used to make nuclear weapons. This group will work to identify initiatives that could lead to reductions in nuclear materials from weapons beyond the obligations stipulated in existing agreements and report its recommendations within six months. A second working group will be comprised of technical experts to recommend areas for collaborative research on advanced, proliferation-resistant nuclear reactor and fuel cycle technologies to reduce stocks of weapons-grade plutonium and highly enriched uranium as well as reduce waste produced by civilian reactors. This group will be required to present recommendations within 60 days.

48. Tenth International Conference On Nuclear Engineering Joe Colvin President nuclear energy Institute. Kunihisa Soda Executive DirectorJapan Atomic energy Research Institute. Mohamed ELBaradei Director general IAEA. http://www.asmeconferences.org/icone10/

"Nuclear Energy - Engineering Today the Power for Tomorrow" Hyatt Regency Crystal City Arlington, Virginia, USA April 14-18, 2002 ** Highlights ** Technical Program Overview Special Events Registration Hotel Information ... Nuclear Resources Tenth International Conference on Nuclear Engineering ICONE 10: The Premier Conference on Nuclear Engineering Thank you for participating in ICONE10. We trust you and your colleagues from the worldwide power community enjoyed the five days of networking and sharing insights on current trends and developments in this important industry. We look forward to your continued participation in future ICONE events. To review the ICONE10 technical program, click here Click here to see the winners of the ICONE10 Student Paper Competition! If you are interested in purchasing the Proceedings of ICONE10, click here Other questions? Contact icone@asme.org. Conference Organizers Honorary Chair Pete Domenici ... click here Sponsored By American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME) Contact Us Site Map ... (menu courtesy www.dhtmlab.com)

49. Reactor Analysis: General Information general Information and Charter of the Reactor Analysis Division, Reactor AnalysisDivision is to advance the design and operation of nuclear energy systems. http://web.ra.anl.gov/main/general_info.html

Security and Privacy Notice The Reactor Analysis Division at Argonne National Laboratory General Information and Charter of the Reactor Analysis Division Reactor Analysis Division Synopsis The major objective of the research performed by Argonne National Laboratory's Reactor Analysis Division is to advance the design and operation of nuclear energy systems. The Division's charter encompasses the development of next-generation fission reactor and fuel cycle concepts, the advancement of computational techniques for evaluating and optimizing nuclear energy system performance, and the investigation of innovative technologies for safely disposing of spent reactor fuels and other nuclear materials. Currently, much of the Division's research focuses on developing, validating, and deploying computational software needed to demonstrate and optimize the electrometallurgical process for treating spent nuclear fuel. This software models treatment process unit operations and characterizes material inventories and flows for the various process steps, including waste form production and packaging. The Division's researchers are also modeling the performance of waste forms in a geologic repository, both on the basis of theoretical considerations (via molecular-level modeling) and empirically from the results of waste form production and qualification efforts. The Division seeks to enhance computational methods for characterizing the performance and safety features of operating reactors, both domestically and internationally. The objective of this work is to exploit advances in numerical methods and artificial intelligence techniques, as well as the continuing advances in computing technologies, to devise software that plant operators can use to optimize reactor performance and improve their ability to confirm reactor safety. Much of this research is conducted in collaboration with foreign and domestic organizations, within the framework of the International Nuclear Safety Center at Argonne.

50. LINKS | Nuclear Engineering @ MIT upsets. Back to Top. general Information. Frequently Asked QuestionsAbout nuclear energy. NucNet The world's nuclear news agency. This http://web.mit.edu/ned/www/main/links.html

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51. Links | CANES general Information. Frequently Asked Questions About nuclear energy.NucNet The world's nuclear news agency. This site has indepth http://web.mit.edu/canes/links.html

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52. ArXiv.org E-Print Archive The Los Alamos National Lab maintains a collections of e-prints dealing with nonlinear phenomena and others.Category Science Technology Systems Science...... general Relativity and Quantum Cosmology (grqc new, recent High energy Physics -Theory (hep-th new, recent nuclear Experiment (nucl-ex new, recent, abs, find http://arxiv.org/

arXiv.org e-Print archive Automated e-print archives nlin math physics cs 13 Dec 2001 : Cumulative "What's New" pages. Note main site relocation. Robots Beware: indiscriminate automated downloads from this site are not permitted Physics Astrophysics astro-ph new recent abs find ... Condensed Matter cond-mat new recent abs find includes: Disordered Systems and Neural Networks Materials Science Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Hall Effect Soft Condensed Matter ... General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology gr-qc new recent abs find ... High Energy Physics - Experiment hep-ex new recent abs find ... High Energy Physics - Lattice hep-lat new recent abs find ... High Energy Physics - Phenomenology hep-ph new recent abs find ... High Energy Physics - Theory hep-th new recent abs find ... Mathematical Physics math-ph new recent abs find ... Nuclear Experiment nucl-ex new recent abs find ... Nuclear Theory nucl-th new recent abs find ... Physics physics new recent abs find includes (see detailed description Accelerator Physics Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics Atomic Physics ... Quantum Physics quant-ph new recent abs find Mathematics Mathematics math new recent abs find includes (see detailed description Algebraic Geometry Algebraic Topology Analysis of PDEs ... Symplectic Geometry Nonlinear Sciences Nonlinear Sciences nlin new recent abs find includes (see detailed description Adaptation and Self-Organizing Systems Cellular Automata and Lattice Gases Chaotic Dynamics ... Pattern Formation and Solitons Computer Science Computing Research Repository CoRR new recent abs find includes (see detailed description Architecture Artificial Intelligence Computation and Language ... Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science

53. FRONTLINE: Nuclear Reaction: Why The French Like Nuclear Energy Claude Mandil, the general Director for energy and Raw The thought of being dependentfor energy on a Citizens quickly accepted that nuclear might be a http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/reaction/readings/french.html

var loc = "../../../"; Civaux in southwestern France is a stereotypical rural French village with a square, a church and a small school. On a typical day, Monsieur Rambault, the baker, is up before dawn turning out baguettes and croissants. Shortly after, teacher Rene Barc opens the small school. There is a blacksmith, a hairdresser, a post office, a general store and a couple of bars. But overlooking the picturesque hamlet are two giant cooling towers from a nuclear plant, still under construction, a half-mile away. When the Civaux nuclear power plant comes on line sometime in the next 12 months, France will have 56 working nuclear plants, generating 76% of her electricity. In France, unlike in America, nuclear energy is accepted, even popular. Everybody I spoke to in Civaux loves the fact their region was chosen. The nuclear plant has brought jobs and prosperity to the area. Nobody I spoke to, nobody , expressed any fear. From the village school teacher, Rene Barc, to the patron of the Cafe de Sport bar, Valerie Turbeau, any traces of doubt they might have had have faded as they have come to know plant workers, visited the reactor site and thought about the benefits of being part of France's nuclear energy effort. France's decision to launch a large nuclear program dates back to 1973 and the events in the Middle East that they refer to as the "oil shock." The quadrupling of the price of oil by OPEC nations was indeed a shock for France because at that time most of its electricity came from oil burning plants. France had and still has very few natural energy resources. It has no oil, no gas and her coal resources are very poor and virtually exhausted.

54. Connecticut General Assembly - Subject Index To Bills A-Z (0) subject. Subjects N. nuclear energy. See also Electric power; Radioactivewastes. nuclear energy Advisory Council. Contact http://www.cga.state.ct.us/asp/cgasubjectsearch/default.asp?LeadingChar=Nuclear

55. BUBL LINK: 333 Environment And Economics Of Land And Energy and pressure groups 333 Environmental science and research 333.75 Forest lands 333.79energy general resources 333.79 nuclear energy 333.79 Renewable energy. http://link.bubl.ac.uk/environment/

BUBL LINK Catalogue of selected Internet resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About 333 Environment and economics of land and energy See also agriculture ecology 333 Environment: general resources 333 Environment: journals and magazines ... 333.79 Renewable energy

56. Nuclear Power: 1976 UUA General Resolution Unitarian Universalist Association nuclear Power 1976 general Resolution WHEREAS,the WHEREAS, scientific hopes that nuclear energy would provide a safe http://www.uua.org/actions/energy/76nuclear.html

Unitarian Universalist Association Nuclear Power 1976 General Resolution WHEREAS, the electric power industry in the US and Canada has proposed a huge program of constructing nuclear power plants as an answer to the problems caused by the growing shortage of petroleum and the pollution caused by old-fashioned coal-burning plants; and WHEREAS, scientific hopes that nuclear energy would provide a safe, nonpolluting source of power have been frustrated (at least temporarily) by the discovery of many unforeseen dangers to human life and health such as: The high probability that many people would be exposed to low-level radiation, an eventuality which is known to cause birth defects and to result in deaths from cancer, usually after time delays of years; The highly probable exposure of future generations to the lethal effects of the long-lived radioactive waste products inevitably produced by nuclear power plants; Uncertainty in regard to the likelihood of catastrophic release of radioactive materials into the environment, because estimates of "nuclear safety" published by the nuclear power industry and its government sponsors neglect the dangers resulting from defects in construction and the lack of an adequate program for training nuclear power plant inspectors and operators; and WHEREAS, the ambitious plans for the construction of additional nuclear power plants involve a serious dilemma: either use up known reserves of uranium within a few decades, or convert to the still undeveloped breeder reactor, which is highly dangerous because it depends upon the production of plutonium in the reactor, and existing proposals for safeguarding the plutonium against theft or diversion for use by terrorists appear to require special pervasive security apparatus incompatible with American and Canadian traditions of freedom;

57. Milestones In The History Of Nuclear Energy The NRC issues design certification for the general Electric Advanced ever licenserenewal to Constellation energy's Calvert Cliffs nuclear Power Plant http://www.eia.doe.gov/kids/milestones/nuclear.html

What is Energy Kid's Corner Milestones Energy Quiz ... About Energy Ant and Us NUCLEAR POWER MILESTONES Year Event 1900's Special theory of relativity written. Albert Einstein created a new era of physics when he unified mass, energy, magnetism, electricity, and light. One of the most significant events, if not the very most significant event, of the 20th century was Einstein's writing the formula of E=mc : energy = mass times the square of the speed of light. This led to nuclear medicine - and a much longer life span, astrophysics, and commercial nuclear electric power. First controlled nuclear chain reaction. Trinity Test of the first atomic explosive device at Alamogordo, New Mexico. U.S. drops an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, and three days later drops another bomb on Nagasaki. Atomic Energy Act of 1946. Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy established. Experimental reactor produces the first electric power from the atom. Construction of Navy's first nuclear submarine, Nautilus, started.

58. The Environmental Literacy Council - Nuclear Fusion will work, offers a good introduction to the technology of nuclear fusion. TheirFusion Research Page contains a general explanation of fusion energy and links http://www.enviroliteracy.org/article.php/71.html

Home About ELC Site Map Contact Us ... Food Nuclear Fusion Nuclear reactors in commission today produce energy by fission, that is, splitting radioactive uranium atoms and harnessing the energy that is released. An alternative design is fusion, fusing two atomic nuclei into a larger nucleus. The advantage to nuclear fusion, which was used in the hydrogen bomb, is that fewer waste products are produced, and the fuel supply is less hazardous than uranium. The disadvantage is that fusion requires so much energy to fuse the nuclei, that it has not been possible to create more energy than is consumed. HyperPhysics: Nuclear Fusion For a quick flash-card review of nuclear fusion see Georgia State professor Rod Nave's HyperPhysics site. Use his clickable flow chart to navigate through related fusion concepts. U.S. Fusion Energy Sciences Program The Department of Energy provides a fusion web site that seeks to answer the question Why Fusion? Congressional Research Service: "Magnetic Fusion: The DOE Fusion Energy Sciences Program" This brief provides an introduction to the science of fusion energy, the potential environmental benefits of fusion, and the current status of government-funded fusion research. FusEdWeb: Fusion Energy Educational Web Site Maintained by the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, this is an introduction to the concepts and workings of nuclear fusion. It includes a

59. Friends Of The Earth: Campaigns: Climate: Nuclear Resource Campaigners, Employers, Experts, general Readers, Media such as British nuclearFuels Limited (BNFL), have been quietly pushing nuclear energy as a non http://www.foe.co.uk/campaigns/climate/issues/nuclear/

Home: Campaigns: Climate: Nuclear Search Sitemap Contact Home Join Campaigns: Biodiversity Climate Corporates Industrial Pollution Global Trade Real Food Safer Chemicals Transport Waste Local campaigns Press for change: Jobs Volunteering Publications Press Releases About Us Links Contact Us Climate change Nuclear Green energy Campaigners ... Media Should your bill say where your electricity has come from? Yes No Nuclear Vested interests, such as British Nuclear Fuels Limited ( BNFL ), have been quietly pushing nuclear energy as a non-polluting solution to climate change. There are signs that the UK Government is considering the idea. Friends of the Earth thinks this is irresponsible and dangerous. Nuclear power is inherently unsafe and the waste already generated will continue to cause problems for generations to come. A 10,000 year headache? A typical nuclear reactor has a useful life of around 30-40 years. The radioactive waste produced during this time remains unsafe for many thousands of years. Putting this into perspective - it's like suffering from a hangover lasting 4 months as the result of a single night's drinking.

60. Nuclear Science Center - LSU In addition, students pursuing a Bachelor in general Studies degree with emphasison nuclear energy must satisfy the requirements of both minor programs. http://www.nuclear.lsu.edu/nucsci.htm

Degree Programs Minors Areas of Study: Degrees Available: Nuclear Energy BGS Nuclear Science and Engineering MS ... Facilities Program Overview The Nuclear Science Center (NSC) was founded in 1959 as an academic, research and service facility for the entire University community. It is an academic unit of the Center for Coastal, Energy and Environmental Resources , and maintains a close working liaison with the College of Engineering in its nuclear engineering programs and related areas of interest. More than thirty graduate and undergraduate courses, one bachelor's degree program, one master's degree program, and one interdisciplinary doctorate program are offered. It provides research support and consultation in nuclear topics for faculty and students, and presents short courses in radiation safety and other areas of interest. The NSC's Radiation Safety Office assays and distributes radionuclides to research and teaching staff, collects, stores, and disposes of radioactive wastes, and is responsible for the University's compliance with state and federal nuclear regulatory agencies. Currently, there are ten

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