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April 15, 2011

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Nuclear Engineering Division Takes Your Questions about Fukushima and the Future of Nuclear Energy

April 15, 2011. By John Vasko

The experts from AIChE's Nuclear Energy Division are now accepting questions about the future of nuclear energy, nuclear energy in relation to chemical engineering, and topical questions related to Fukushima. Take a moment and post your own question.

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Nuclear Q&A: Answers on Chernobyl, Fukushima Cleanup, and Energy Risks

May 18, 2011. By ChEnected Guest

Today, the first answers to the questions you asked about Fukushima and nuclear energy. Responses are provided by the nuclear experts at AIChE's Nuclear Engineering Division (NED).

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Nuclear Q&A: Answers on Nuclear Waste, Cleanup, and Radiologic Exposure

May 20, 2011. By Douglas B. Clark

In the continuing series, we bring you more answers to your questions about Fukushima and nuclear energy, from AIChE's Nuclear Engineering Division (NED).

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Nuclear Q&A: Answers on Nuclear Energy’s Future and Plant Design and Safety

May 24, 2011. By ChEnected Guest

In the continuing series, we bring you more answers to questions about Fukushima and nuclear energy, from AIChE's Nuclear Engineering Division (NED).

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Nuclear Q&A: Answers on Uranium Supply & Small Modular Reactors

June 09, 2011. By ChEnected Guest

Last in the series, we bring you the final answers to readers' questions about Fukushima and nuclear energy, from AIChE's Nuclear Engineering Division (NED).

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