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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 engineer s Degree Requirements. Revised August 2003. nuclear engineer s Degree Program. Each nuclear engineer s degree program is individually arranged.  
    http://web.mit.edu/ned/www/graduate/NEngDegree.html
    
    Extractions: DEGREES RESEARCH AREAS RELATED LINKS BACK TO: Revised August 2003 The following requirements are applicable to all students entering the Department of Nuclear Engineering after August 1, 2003. For students that entered the Department prior August 1, 2003, please download (PDF-89KB) the graduate program requirements (Rev. 17). Introduction Diagnostic Tests in Physics and Math Nuclear Engineer's Degree Program Thesis and Special Problem Research ... Exceptions The object of the Nuclear Engineer's degree program is to provide a broader knowledge of nuclear engineering than required for the Master's degree and to develop competence in engineering application or design but with less emphasis on research than that characterizing a doctoral program. The program includes completion of both an extensive and individually arranged academic course program and a special project of significant engineering value. Catalogue and in the Graduate Policies and Procedures A student with full undergraduate preparation normally needs two years to obtain the Nuclear Engineer's degree. A student registered for an S.M. degree may petition the Department Committee on Graduate students to change registration to a Nuclear Engineer's degree, provided the requirements of these instructions are satisfied. A student must have a cumulative rating of at least 3.5 exclusive of any thesis credit to qualify for the Engineer's degree, and the average of course work plus thesis must also be at least 3.5. (5.0 is an A average for MIT GPA scale).

42. MIT Course Catalogue: Department Of Nuclear Engineering
    nuclear engineer. The engineering project required of all candidates for the nuclear engineer s degree is generally the subject of an engineer s thesis.  
    http://web.mit.edu/catalogue/degre.engin.nucle.shtml
    
    Extractions: Other Programs The department's new view of nuclear science and engineering is manifest in our creation of a unified core curriculum for all our graduate students and our newly developed discipline-based undergraduate program. Once the core material is mastered, students can select from a wide variety of applications through more specialized subjects. Most of the applications fall within three main sub-categories: nuclear power, plasma physics and fusion technology, and the broad area of radiation science and technology. In keeping with MIT's longstanding contributions to the well-being of the nation, the department aims to educate the individuals who will make the key scientific and engineering advances in these societally important fields. Each of the three basic research areas involves substantial faculty and student activities and is apportioned as follows: nuclear power, 40 percent; radiation science and technology, 40 percent; and plasma physics and fusion technology, 20 percent. A synopsis of these activities follows. Nuclear Power.

43. Online Level I Nuclear Engineer Job Search Sites & Compensation Info.
    Study Level I nuclear engineer job compensation and search job online. Entry Level nuclear engineer Jobs, nuclear engineer Jobs, nuclear engineer (.  
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    Extractions: Specify your location City State Search results for Level I Nuclear Engineer Jobs are listed above. These results are also applicable for Entry Level Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer (Entry Level) Jobs, and Nuclear Engineer I Jobs. In addition you can get premium salary data on Entry Level Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer (Entry Level) Jobs, and Nuclear Engineer I Jobs from Salary.com via a personalized salary report. Relevant degrees to Entry Level Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer (Entry Level) Jobs, and Nuclear Engineer I Jobs are also brought to you by the University of Phoenix. Find out what you're worth. Get a Personal Salary Report from Salary.com Location Select one-> Alabama Birmingham Alabama Dothan Alabama Huntsville Alabama Mobile Alabama Montgomery Alabama Tuscaloosa Alaska Anchorage Arizona Phoenix Arizona Tucson Arkansas Fayetteville Arkansas Fort Smith Arkansas Little Rock California Bakersfield California Chico California Fresno California Los Angeles California Modesto California Oakland California Orange County California Riverside California Sacramento California San Diego California San Francisco California San Jose California Santa Barbara California Santa Cruz California Santa Rosa

44. Online Level III Nuclear Engineer Job Search Sites & Compensation Info.
    Study Level III nuclear engineer job compensation and search job online. nuclear engineer Jobs, nuclear engineer III Jobs, and Senior Nuclear Engi.  
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    Extractions: Specify your location City State Search results for Level III Nuclear Engineer Jobs are listed above. These results are also applicable for Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer III Jobs, and Senior Nuclear Engineer Jobs. In addition you can get premium salary data on Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer III Jobs, and Senior Nuclear Engineer Jobs from Salary.com via a personalized salary report. Relevant degrees to Nuclear Engineer Jobs, Nuclear Engineer III Jobs, and Senior Nuclear Engineer Jobs are also brought to you by the University of Phoenix. Find out what you're worth. Get a Personal Salary Report from Salary.com Location Select one-> Alabama Birmingham Alabama Dothan Alabama Huntsville Alabama Mobile Alabama Montgomery Alabama Tuscaloosa Alaska Anchorage Arizona Phoenix Arizona Tucson Arkansas Fayetteville Arkansas Fort Smith Arkansas Little Rock California Bakersfield California Chico California Fresno California Los Angeles California Modesto California Oakland California Orange County California Riverside California Sacramento California San Diego California San Francisco California San Jose California Santa Barbara California Santa Cruz California Santa Rosa California Stockton California Ventura Colorado Boulder Colorado Colorado Springs Colorado Denver Connecticut Bridgeport

45. University Of Missouri-Rolla: Nuclear Engineering
    As a nuclear engineer you might be employed by utilities, reactor vendors, architectengineering firms, consulting firms, industrial research centers, national  
    http://www.umr.edu/index.php?id=327

46. ENC Online: ENC Features: Classroom Calendar: Exploring Careers: Nuclear Enginee
    Career Profiles nuclear engineer http//www.graduatingengineer.com/careerprofiles/nucleareng.html. How were nuclear engineers involved there?  
    http://www.enc.org/features/calendar/unit/0,1819,162,00.shtm
    
    Extractions: Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home ENC Features Classroom Calendar Search the Site More Options Classroom Calendar By Category By Month ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. February 27 Graphic: Ji Sun An National Engineers Week, February 20-26 Engineering is the art of applying scientific and mathematical principles, experience, judgment, and common sense to create or develop new products that benefit people and solve problems. Engineers search for better, less expensive ways to use the forces and materials of nature to meet tough challenges as people encounter them. There are many fields of work within engineering; one of the smaller branches is nuclear engineering. You flick a switch in your house, and the lights go on. It seems like magic, but somewhere in your state or region there is a power plant that provides that electricity for a fee. And chances are that some of those power plants are fueled by nuclear energy, which means that nuclear engineers would have been involved in the design and development of the plantand are involved with the control and maintenance of it. The generation of electricity is just one area in which nuclear engineers work. Others specialize in the use of nuclear technology for medical diagnosis. Still others are busy working on a nuclear-powered spacecraft that will travel to Mars!

47. Envirovideo: Karl Grossman--Nuclear Engineering, Ethics And Public Health
    Several weeks after the 1986 catastrophe at the Chernobyl nuclear plant, Morris Rosen, a nuclear engineer from the United States – formerly with our  
    http://www.envirovideo.com/karlsiberia2.html
    
    Extractions: Karl Grossman He has given speeches on nuclear technology and other energy and environmental issues around the world. He gave presentations at the Center for Russian Environmental Policy's International Conference on "Toward a Sustainable Russia: Environmental Policy" in Voronezh in 1998, at the Second All-Russia Congress on Protection of Nature in Saratov in 1999, and in 2000 at the conference on "Health of the Environment" at the Russian Academy of Sciences. He has long been active in television and is program director and vice president of EnviroVideo, a New York-based TV company that produces environmental documentaries and interview and news programs. He narrated and wrote EnviroVideo's award-winning documentaries The Push To Revive Nuclear Power; Nukes In Space: The Nuclearization and Weaponization of the Heavens and Three Mile Island Revisited. He is now in the process of putting together an EnviroVideo (www.envirovideo.com) documentary on the great strides in safe, clean, renewable energy technologies and how they are ready to be implemented. His EnviroVideo TV programs are aired across the U.S. on cable TV and via communications satellite by Free Speech TV. His magazine and newspaper articles have appeared in numerous publications. He is vice-chairman of the board of the leading worldwide organization challenging nuclear technology, Nuclear Information and Resource Service-WISE. He is secretary of the board of the media watch group Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting. He is a charter member of the Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolution and Peace of the International Association of University Presidents and the United Nations. He can be reached by E-mail at kgrossman@hamptons.com.

48. Nuclear Engineers
    1. nuclear engineer 1. 12470. S 7. 2. nuclear engineer 2. 12480. S 9. A nuclear engineer 1 performs entrylevel work which is reviewed by a higher level engineer.  
    http://www.scsc.state.pa.us/announcements/84297.htm
    
    Extractions: State Civil Service Commission Examinations for NUCLEAR ENGINEERS NO WRITTEN TEST REQUIRED Exam. Job Pay Schedule No._ Job Title Code and Range Nuclear Engineer 1 S 7 Nuclear Engineer 2 S 9 APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. NATURE OF WORK JOB REQUIREMENTS JOB OPPORTUNITIES TESTING ... HOW TO APPLY NATURE OF WORK This is professional engineering work in evaluating the safety, design, construction, operation and decommissioning of nuclear facilities such as nuclear power plants, low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities, and fuel cycle facilities. Nuclear Engineers act as intermediaries between Federal regulators and applicants for Federal permits; review design plans and specifications; inspect nuclear facilities; and evaluate nuclear safety systems. A Nuclear Engineer 1 performs entry-level work which is reviewed by a higher level engineer. A Nuclear Engineer 2 has more authority and accountability, and can make independent technical decisions. Work is reviewed for completeness and attainment of program objectives.

49. Vacancy No. 2003/090 - Nuclear Engineer (P-4)
    Position and Grade nuclear engineer (P4). Organizational Unit Nuclear Power Engineering Section Division of Nuclear Power Department of Nuclear Energy.  
    http://recruitment.iaea.org/vacancies/p/2003/2003_090.html
    
    Extractions: Division of Nuclear Power Department of Nuclear Energy Duty Station: Vienna Issue Date: 21 November 2003 Application Deadline: 21 January 2004 Type/Duration of Appointment: Fixed term , 3 years CCOG Code: 1.B.13 Under the supervision of the Section Head and as a member of the Nuclear Power Engineering Section, the Nuclear Engineer will assist in implementing the Agency's activities with regard to NPP operation management, including the provision of engineering tools to support operating experience analysis and help in informed decision-making, and effective planning and implementation of nuclear power programmes. In particular, the Nuclear Power Engineer will: Serve as a scientific secretary for meetings on nuclear power planning and implementation, the management of NPP organizations and engineering tools to support operating experience analysis and performance improvements. Plan, organize and participate in meetings, and the exchange of information and transfer of know-how to Member States, prepare technical reports and other IAEA guidance, and carry out networking/information exchanges at the Agency and with the Member States. Manage the PRIS (Power Reactor Information System) database, its services (MicroPRIS, PRIS-PC and an Internet site) and the production of two related IAEA priced publications. This includes PRIS data gathering, updating and validation, the provision of related information, and carrying out improvements in the system. It also involves co-ordinating the standardization and harmonization of terminology and definitions on operating performance with other international organizations.

50. Vacancy No. 2004/604 - Nuclear Engineer (P-4)
    Vacancy Notice No. 2004/604. Position and Grade nuclear engineer (P4). Organizational Unit Nuclear Power Technology Development  
    http://recruitment.iaea.org/vacancies/p/2004/2004_604.html
    
    Extractions: Department of Nuclear Energy Duty Station: Vienna Issue Date: 17 March 2004 Application Deadline: 17 May 2004 Type/Duration of Appointment: Fixed term temporary assistance, 1 year CCOG Code: 1.B.13 The Nuclear Power Technology Development Section is located in the Division of Nuclear Power in the Department of Nuclear Energy. It has 10 Professional and 5 General Service staff. The overall objective is to promote international information exchange and cooperation in the development and application of advanced reactors. Under the overall guidance of the Head of the Nuclear Power Technology Development Section, to formulate and implement the Agency's activities on technology development and design aspects of innovative nuclear reactors and their application potential, in particular in relation to the Agency's International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles (INPRO).

51. INEEL - News Desk - INEEL Nuclear Engineer Receives American Nuclear Society Mar
    Jacopo Buongiorno, Ph.D., INEEL nuclear engineer in the Advanced Nuclear Energy Directorate, has been awarded the 2001 American Nuclear Society Mark Mills Award  
    http://newsdesk.inel.gov/contextnews.cfm?ID=257

52. INEEL - News Desk - INEEL Nuclear Engineer Elected To American Nuclear Society B
    NEWS MEDIA CONTACTS Teri Ehresman, 208526-7785, ehr@inel.gov. INEEL nuclear engineer elected to American Nuclear Society Board of Directors.  
    http://newsdesk.inel.gov/contextnews.cfm?ID=314

53. United States Marine Corps Jobs - MOS 9632, Nuclear Engineer
    See Explanation of Terms. MOS 9632, nuclear engineer. a. Summary. (1) nuclear engineer 015.061014. (2) Research Engineer, Nuclear Equipment 015.061-018.  
    http://usmilitary.about.com/library/milinfo/marineofficerjobs/bl9632.htm
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Careers U.S. Military Home ... How To's zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); The Services Joining the Military Pay and Benefits Military Humor ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About U.S. Military newsletter. Search U.S. Military United States Marine Corps (USMC) Officer Job Descriptions See Explanation of Terms MOS 9632, Nuclear Engineer a. Summary . Nuclear engineers function as consultants to senior Marine Corps officers in matters relating to nuclear technology and weapons capabilities and are the primary points of contact and advisors for actions pertaining to tactical and strategic nuclear force policies. b. Requirements/Prerequisites (1) Completion of the Armed Forces Institute of Technology course of study in Nuclear Engineering or advanced education in Nuclear Engineering from a comparable accredited institution is required. (2) A master's degree is desirable but not essential. (3) Course work should be keyed to military use of nuclear engineering and should include atomic physics, nuclear physics, and

54. Mechanical Engineering Announcements
    Faculty in the department offer BS, MS and Ph.D. degrees in Mechanical Engineering and MS and Ph.D. degrees in nuclear engineering.  
    http://www.me.sc.edu/announcements.html
    
    Extractions: USC THIS SITE ANNOUNCEMENTS Dissertation: Fundamental Study in FSW Processing and FSW Process-Structure-Property Relationship for AA2024 and AA2524 Posted 5/17/2004 Seminar: Direct Simulation of Transitional and Turbulent Flows Posted 5/12/2004 Dr. Xiaomin Deng Named Recipient of Two Thumbs Up Award Posted 5/10/2004 Dr. David Rocheleau and Dr. Victor Giurgiutiu Recipients of Michael J. Mungo Teaching Awards Posted 4/20/2004 Mechanical - Electrical Engineering Team Places 5th at IEEE SoutheastCon Posted 4/2/2004 Thesis: Simplified Approach to Estimating Work Room Contaminant Concentration Distribution Posted 4/1/2004 USC, Westinghouse Savannah River Company sign research collaboration agreement Posted 3/31/2004 Mechanical engineering students place at the ASME Regional Student Conference Posted 3/30/2004 Thesis: Experimental Investigation into the Fracture Behavior of Friction Stir Welds in 2024-T351 with Flaws Located at Various Angles and Proximities to the Weld Posted 3/24/2004 Thesis: An Application of Classical Continuum Theory to Image Analysis Posted 3/22/2004 Comprehensive Exam: Development of a Smart Tire Curing Process Posted 2/6/2004 Postdoctoral Position Announcement Posted 2/2/2004 Article: Candidates must face increased energy importation , Abdel Bayoumi, The State Newspaper, Jan. 14, 2004.

55. Nuclear Engineering (NUC E)
    nuclear engineering, the practical application of the principles of nuclear science for the benefit of humankind, provides the engineer or scientist with an  
    http://www.psu.edu/bulletins/bluebook/major/nuc_e.htm

56. Reviewjournal.com -- News: Nuclear Engineer New NRC Chairman
    Wednesday, April 02, 2003 Copyright © Las Vegas ReviewJournal. nuclear engineer new NRC chairman. STEPHENS WASHINGTON BUREAU. WASHINGTON  
    http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2003/Apr-02-Wed-2003/news/21019357.html
    
    Extractions: WASHINGTON Nils J. Diaz, a nuclear engineer and government regulator for the past seven years, has been elevated by President Bush to become chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Diaz, who has served on the five-member commission since 1996, replaces Richard Meserve as chairman. Meserve left the NRC on Monday to become president of the Carnegie Institution, a Washington research center. Bush still needs to appoint a new commissioner to fill out the regulatory board, and will probably appoint a second one later this year when the term of Commissioner Greta Joy Dicus expires. At the NRC, Diaz has been identified as an advocate of streamlining nuclear regulations while maintaining focus on safety, according to an agency biography. Among his major tasks ahead is overseeing the NRC's handling of a license application to open a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain in Nevada. Before joining the NRC, Diaz was professor of nuclear engineering sciences at the University of Florida and director of the Innovative Nuclear Space Power Institute, a missile defense consortium.

57. Nuclear Engineers
    Comments nuclear engineers. A description of the the work done by nuclear engineers can be found in the occupational outlook handbook.  
    http://econ1.csun.edu/salbymajor/occup/nuceng.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction Salary by Major Salary by Occupation Help ... Comments A description of the the work done by "Nuclear Engineers" can be found in the occupational outlook handbook . On this page we examine the most common methods of getting into this job category. We have examined all of the people in our data set who were "Nuclear Engineers" and have identified the most common major fields of study. Jobs categories vary considerably in their degree requirements, so we have provided separate rankings for each degree. Return to top of page Return to top of page Most common fields of study for workers whose most recent degree was a Ph.D.

58. Nuclear Engineer, GS-840
    nuclear engineer, GS840. Basic Requirements. Degree professional engineering. To be acceptable, the curriculum must be in a school  
    http://www.wapa.gov/quickhire/00840.htm
    
    Extractions: Basic Requirements Degree: professional engineering. To be acceptable, the curriculum must: be in a school of engineering with at least one curriculum accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) as a professional engineering curriculum; or include differential and integral calculus and courses (more advanced than first-year physics and chemistry) in five of the following seven areas of engineering science or physics: (a) statics, dynamics; (b) strength of materials (stress-strain relationships); (c) fluid mechanics, hydraulics; (d) thermodynamics; (e) electrical fields and circuits; (f) nature and properties of materials (relating particle and aggregate structure to properties); and (g) any other comparable area of fundamental engineering science or physics, such as optics, heat transfer, soil mechanics, or electronics. Click here for information on alternate methods of qualifying without a professional degree in engineering. Additional Experience and Education Requirements For GS-7 and Above In addition to meeting the basic entry qualification requirements, applicants must have specialized experience

59. Chernobyl's Toll
    It is time for the IAEA to own up to this. Alexander R. Sich is a nuclear engineer with the Nuclear Safety Account of the European Bank for Reconstruction  
    http://www.thebulletin.org/issues/1996/mj96/sichIAEA.html
    
    Extractions: Ten years ago in the early hours of April 26, 1986, the world's worst nuclear power accident occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station in then-Soviet Ukraine. A series of operator errors and reactor design deficiencies produced a devastating steam explosion and fuel-core meltdown in Unit 4. Radioactivity spread over parts of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, contaminating the land and causing illness and death. The Soviet social fabric was so ripped by the accident that it hastened the ultimate demise of an already decaying empire. Truth regarding what precisely happened over the first 10 days following the accident was also a casualty. To this day, the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) still officially clings to the myth first promulgated by the Soviets that the 5020 metric tons of materials dumped from helicopters during this period succeeded in smothering the burning core. It is now clear that the helicopter crews did not cover the core. Rather, with pinpoint bombing accuracy performed under extremely hazardous conditions, these brave men managed to smother the "red glow," which was thought to have been the burning core. But most scientists familiar with the accident now believe that the red glow was only a minor portion of the core, hurled 12 to 15 meters up and away from the reactor shaft as a result of the explosion that destroyed the reactor.

60. Nuclear Power Education Information At Business.com
    University of Illinois nuclear engineering Guide for engineering majors, describing what a nuclear engineer does and the programs available at UIUC.  
    http://www.business.com/directory/energy_and_environment/nuclear_power/education

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