61. Become A Nuclear Engineer - Learn About Nuclear Engineering Careers, Nuclear Eng Ready to begin your career in nuclear engineering? Learn what nuclear engineers do. nuclear engineering. nuclear engineers apply http://www.allengineeringschools.com/faqs/nuclear-engineering.php

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62. NUCLEAR ENGINEERING PROGRAM nuclear engineerING PROGRAM. A Graduate Program at the. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURICOLUMBIA. Columbia, MO 65211. (314) 882-3550. April 2002. MS IN nuclear engineerING. http://www.missouri.edu/~nuclear/curiculm.htm

NUCLEAR ENGINEERING PROGRAM A Graduate Program at the UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Nuclear Engineering Program E2433 Engineering Building East University of Missouri Columbia, MO April 2002 M.S. IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING The Nuclear Engineering program is designed for those entering students with a B.S. degree in engineering or in chemistry or physics. Students from other fields will be considered on an individual basis. Those students who have attained a B.S. degree in nuclear engineering may be given revised curricula depending on their backgrounds and the requirements of the specific program in which they are enrolled. The required, basic curriculum is presented in Table 1. All students take this course sequence. Students may then choose electives given in Table 2 to complete the required 31 hours for graduation. Typically, this will involve selecting 5 elective courses. These are grouped in general categories of similar subject matter; however, it is not necessary for a student to be restricted to only one emphasis area. These emphasis areas include power, fusion/plasma, and health and medical physics, as well as a miscellaneous category.

63. ASME : Nuclear Engineering Division - Links Role of National Laboratories; Nuclear Regulatory Commission Rulemaking; NRCsupp.state Engineer Licensing Requirements. Forums The following Forum may be of http://www.asme.org/divisions/ned/links/

EVENTS CALL FOR PAPERS NEWSLETTER STUDENT PROGRAMS Related ASME Products PUBLICATIONS CONTINUING EDUCATION LINKS CONTACT US ... DIVISION ADMIN. Mechanical Engineering Landmarks The following Mechanical Engineering Landmarks may be of interest to members of the Nuclear Engineering Division.  ASME fosters the preservation of mechanical engineering innovations used in a wide range of applications through its History and Heritage program. Click here for more information Shippingport Nuclear Power Station (1958) Experimental Breeder Reactor I (1951) Vallecitos Boiling Water Reactor (1957) ... Cryogenic Cooling System, Fermilab Tevatron (1983) Position Statements The following position statements may be of interest to members of the Nuclear Engineering Division.

64. Nuclear Engineering Career Description And Education Requirements Job Summary nuclear engineers, as the name suggests, develop systems to benefit through nuclear energy and radiation. They develop http://www.onlinedegrees.com/Nuclear-Engineer-Careers.html

Online Degrees Home Career Descriptions College Resources What's New? ... Student Loans Select Accounting Degrees Business Schools Criminal Justice Healthcare and Medical ... Browse by Education Level Partners Online Nursing Schools Student Loan Consolidation Career Training Online Masters Degrees ... Free product samples Nuclear Engineering Careers Job Summary: Nuclear engineers, as the name suggests, develop systems to benefit through nuclear energy and radiation. They develop, maintain and operate nuclear power plants. They are also responsible for disposal of waste from nuclear plants without harming the ecosystem. Nuclear engineers also work in the space agencies and help in the creation of spacecraft. They also specialize in researching and developing the medical uses of radioactive material (for example, radiation therapy). Most nuclear engineers work in scientific and technical research laboratories. Some percentage works with the Government and is responsible for looking after power plants. Many work in the defense department. Qualification: Salary Range: Ranges from $60,000 to $150,000.

65. Career Center - What Can I Do With A Major In..? nuclear engineering. ThreeYear Profile 2000-2002, More Majors. This Pennsylvania. nuclear engineering, MEng, University of California-Berkeley. http://career.berkeley.edu/Major2002/NucEngr.stm

Three-Year Profile 2000-2002 This report profiles the information baccalaureate graduates provided us about their initial career choices following graduation. The primary focus is to provide students interested in this major with examples of the wide variety of employment and graduate school choices past students have made. Therefore, the data are presented as aggregates for the classes of 2000, 2001, and 2002. Individual reports for the classes of and are available. For more information on how the survey data was obtained, go to Survey Data Collection . Some percentages detailed in this report may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Year Graduated Responded Percent Total Year Employed Attending Grad School Seeking Employment Other Endeavors Total Total Year For Profit Nonprofit Education Government Total Total Employer Title A-One Auctions Business Development Manager Aspect Communications Software Engineer Cordis Assistant Engineer Schiller Associates Engineer United States Navy Officer Year Reported 75th Percentile Average 25th Percentile Median Total Field Degree School Biomedical Engineering PhD University of Pennsylvania Nuclear Engineering MEng University of California-Berkeley PhD Massachusetts Institute of Technology Career Center Services Career Fields Graduate School More Majors...

66. U.S Should Take The Symptoms Seriously, Nuclear Engineer Says A nuclear engineer who earned his doctorate specializing in nuclear fusion from the University of California, Berkeley, he has cowritten and edited books on http://www.tennessean.com/sii/longterm/oakridge/part3/stories/nukengineer.shtml

Up to the ill to make plight known, DOE says The U.S. Department of Energy has not been aware of widespread health problems among its workers and neighbors of its nuclear weapons sites across the nation, said Peter N. Brush, DOE's acting assistant secretary for environment, safety, and health. Brush acknowledges the department has done nothing to take a comprehensive look at health concerns around all its sites, but is looking for a "plausible connection" between contamination and illness. DOE surveys and programs frustrate the sick Energy Department officials say they have tried to help the ill near the nation's nuclear weapons and research facilities. But some of those attempts have frustrated and infuriated the ill they're intended to help. Arjun Makihajani Arjun Makhijani has long studied releases from U.S. Department of Energy nuclear weapons sites. A nuclear engineer who earned his doctorate specializing in nuclear fusion from the University of California, Berkeley, he has co-written and edited books on nuclear issues. He is president of the nonprofit Institute for Energy and Environmental Research in Tacoma Park, Md. Its staff members have testified in environmental lawsuits. Q: What is your reaction to the number of people we found who work on or live near nuclear weapons sites suffering from unexplained illnesses?

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68. Nuclear Engineer/Nuclear Physicist Created 4/24/2004 1906. NDT.org Resume Database nuclear engineer/Nuclear Physicist. Search nuclear engineer/Nuclear Physicist. First Name Garik. Last Name http://www.ndt.org/resume.asp?ObjectID=8118

69. Project Nuclear Engineer Job Title Project nuclear engineer Department DOE Group Location Germantown, MD Requisition 030009516 Education Bachelor Graduate Degree preferred in http://www.urscorp.com/careers/jobops/webhire/03-0009516.htm

Job Title: Project Nuclear Engineer Department: DOE Group Location: Germantown, MD Requisition#: Education Bachelor Graduate Degree preferred in Nuclear Engineering or engineering with appropriate experience. Primary Responsibilities Must have in-depth experience in DOE programs, procedures, security and program analysis. Requirements At least 4 years relevant experience. Must have expertise in computer programs and applications. Must have excellent written and oral communication skills. License/Registration Security Clearance required

70. College Of Engineering Because the breadth and rate of change in this field requires that the nuclear engineer have a broad educational background, the curriculum consists of physics http://www.wisc.edu/pubs/ug/07engineering/nuke.html

College of Engineering Nuclear Engineering Objectives of the Nuclear Engineering Program Nuclear Engineering Scholars and distinguished Scholars Program B.S.-M.S. Dual Degree Program Honors in Undergraduate Research Program ... Courses 153 Engineering Research Building, 1500 Engineering Drive, Madison, WI 53706; 608/263-7038; www.engr.wisc.edu/ep/neep/ Professors Corradini (chair) (also Mechanical Engineering), Bier (also Industrial Engineering), Blanchard, Callen (also Physics), Deluca (also Medical Physics), Drugan, Fonck, Hershkowitz, Kammer, Kulcinski, Lakes, Moses, Plesha, Smith (also Mathematics), Waleffe (also Mathematics); Associate Professors Bonazza, Henderson, Pfotenhauer (also Mechanical Engineering), Witt; Assistant Professors Allen, Carpick, Crone, Sovinec, Thomadsen (also Medical Physics), Whyte, Wilson; Reactor Director Agasie; Lecturers Cashwell, Diebel; Adjunct Professors Dresner, Elder, Mills, Schmitt, Tautges; Emeritus Professors Carbon, Conrad, Emmert, Malkus, Sandor, Vogelsang. The Department of Engineering Physics offers the B.S. degree in nuclear engineering and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in nuclear engineering and engineering physics.

71. Patent Attorney/Nuclear Engineer Seeks Of Counsel Position. Patent Attorney/nuclear engineer seeks of counsel position. Position Sought Patent Attorney/nuclear engineer seeks of counsel position. http://www.intelproplaw.com/JobsWanted/msg/3693.shtml

www.intelproplaw.com www.intelproplaw.com Home Patent ... Forums Click here to search the Jobs Database. Patent Attorney/Nuclear Engineer seeks of counsel position. The Intellectual Property Law Server Follow Ups Post Followup The Jobs Wanted Forum ... FAQ Posted by Richard Bigelow on November 24, 2003 at 04:57:40: Position Sought: Patent Attorney/Nuclear Engineer seeks of counsel position. Description of Position Sought: Nuclear Engineer/MBA/Patent Attorney seeks of counsel position. DOE Q/DOD TS cleared. Follow Ups: Post a Followup Your Name: Your E-Mail: Subject: Re: Patent Attorney/Nuclear Engineer seeks of counsel position. Comments: : Nuclear Engineer/MBA/Patent Attorney seeks of counsel position. DOE Q/DOD TS cleared. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: Click here to search the Jobs Database. www.intelproplaw.com The Intellectual Property Law Server The Employment Wanted Forum www.intelproplaw.com

72. Farzad Rahnema (Nuclear Engineering) Began at Tech Came to Tech in Fall 1992 as an Associate Professor Prior was a Principal Engineer at General Electric Nuclear Energy. http://www.me.gatech.edu/me/publicat/brochures/rb/Rahnema.html

Education Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1981 M.S., Louisiana State University, 1977 B.S., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1975 Began at Tech Came to Tech in Fall 1992 as an Associate Professor Prior was a Principal Engineer at General Electric Nuclear Energy Background During his career at General Electric, Dr. Rahnema was involved in the development of nuclear methods used by the company in the design and real-time monitoring of reactors. Research Nuclear criticality safety is directly dependent on the accuracy of the numerical tools used by nuclear criticality safety specialists to analyze operations with fissionable materials. Dr. Rahnema has been conducting collaborative research work with the Westinghouse Savannah River Company and Westinghouse Safety Management Solutions to develop defensible benchmark descriptions of critical experiments. Dr. Rahnema is also involved in the design and measurement of subcritical experiments with fresh fuel. The project includes the development of a nodal diffusion theory computational tool for the criticality analysis of Westinghouse Savannah River Company’s spent fuel storage configurations. The originality of this method is that it achieves Monte Carlo accuracy using a fast and simple diffusion theory model. Distinctions 16th International Conference on Transport Theory (April 1999 at Georgia Tech)

73. Nolan Hertel (Nuclear Engineering) Distinctions American Nuclear Society Radiation Protection and Shielding Division Best Affiliate Staff Scientist; Registered Professional Engineer in Georgia. http://www.me.gatech.edu/me/publicat/brochures/rb/Hertel.html

Education Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1979 Began at Tech In Winter 1993 as an Associate Professor Prior was an Assistant and an Associate Professor at The University of Texas at Austin Background Dr. Hertel’s early research efforts were focused on neutron benchmark experiments and the integral testing of neutron data. Although he continues to work in these areas, he has expanded his research to include areas of radiation dosimetry and shielding, high-energy particle transport, and radiological assessment. Research Distinctions American Nuclear Society - Radiation Protection and Shielding Division Best Paper Award at the Winter Meeting, 1996 and 1997 - Radiation Protection and Shielding Division Past Chair Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Affiliate Staff Scientist Registered Professional Engineer in Georgia Representative Publications N. E. Hertel, D. G. Napolitano, and M. W. Granus. 1998. Benchmarking and Application of SKYSHINE-III on Dry Storage Casks.

74. Modarres Home Page - Publications Behaviors of Complex Dynamic Systems with Applications, YS Hu and M. Modarres, Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in nuclear engineering, M. Modarres, Da Ruan ed http://www.enre.umd.edu/faculty/modarres/paper.htm

Publications Books Book Chapters Books Edited Guest Editor ... Technical Journals (Some Abstracts Available) Papers in Conferences and Workshops Government Reports Other Reports (Last Updated on June 12, 2003) If you want to know further information regarding publications, please send e-mail to modarres@umd.edu 1. Books B.1 WHAT EVERY ENGINEER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT: Reliability and Risk Analysis, M. Modarres, Marcel Dekker, New York, N.Y., 1993. B.2 Reliability Engineering and Risk Analysis: A Practical Guide, M. Modarres, M. Kaminskiy, and V. Krivtsov, Marcel Dekker, New York, N.Y., 1998. B.4 Risk and Performance-Based Technologies in Engineering, in Manuscript. Planned Publication date October 2004 with Marcel Dekker. 2. Book Chapters BC.1 Reliability Engineering, M. Modarres and H-Y. Hu, Book Chapter in SPFE Handbook of Fire Protection, Society of Fire Protection Engineers, Second Edition, 1995. BC.3 Logic-Logic-Based Hierarchies for Modeling Behaviors of Complex Dynamic Systems with Applications, Y.-S. Hu and M. Modarres, Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering, M. Modarres, Da Ruan ed., Springer-Verlage, 1999. BC.4 Reliability Engineering, M. Modarres, and F. Joglar, Book Chapter in SPFE Handbook of Fire Protection, Society of Fire Protection Engineers, Third Edition, 2001.

75. Nuclear Engineer nuclear engineer. 015.061014. Conducts research into problems of nuclear energy systems; designs and develops nuclear equipment; and http://www.stepfour.com/jobs/015061014.htm

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76. Nuclear Engineering Teaching Laboratory - Personnel By US Postal Service The University of Texas at Austin nuclear engineering Teaching Laboratory JJ Pickle Research Campus Building 159 Austin, TX 78712, By FedEx http://www.me.utexas.edu/~netl/personnel.htm

Personnel Services Virtual Tour Home Dr. Sheldon Landsberger Director s.landsberger@mail.utexas.edu Sean O'Kelly Associate Director sokelly@mail.utexas.edu Judy Wiley Administrative Associate j.wiley@mail.utexas.edu Dr. Donna J. O'Kelly Laboratory Manager / Reactor Health Physicist djokelly@mail.utexas.edu Michael Krause Reactor Manager, Operations and Maintenance m.krause@mail.utexas.edu Dr. Brad Hurst Research Associate bhurst@mail.utexas.edu Efrat Strassberg Course Animation and Web Designer efrats@onebox.com David Tillman Electrical Engineering Assistant Research Engineer Larry Welch Reactor Operator/ Electronics Technician larry.welch@mail.utexas.edu Matt Durham Physics Undergraduate Research Assistant Derek Haas Physics Undergraduate Research Assistant Jay Hedlund Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Technician Bruno Vieira IAEA Fellow Portugal Art Wharton Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Technician William Wilson Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Technician Laboratory personnel may be reached at the following addresses or by telephone at (512) 232-5370 By U.S. Postal Service:

77. History Channel - Speeches - Hyman G. Rickover, U.S. Nuclear Engineer: On The Co If you can t access our audio clips, click here to download RealPlayer.). Hyman G. Rickover, US nuclear engineer. On the Cold War arms race. http://www.historychannel.com/speeches/archive/speech_247.html

Hear the words that changed the world. From Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I have a dream" speech to Lou Gehrig's farewell to baseball, our vast collection is drawn from the most famous broadcasts and recordings of the twentieth century. (Reminder: To listen to history being made, you must have RealPlayer installed. If you can't access our audio clips, click here to download RealPlayer.) Hyman G. Rickover, U.S. nuclear engineer On the Cold War arms race "We must keep on meeting the totalitarian challenge for as far into the future as we can presently foresee." (March 21, 1960) On March 21, 1960, U.S. Vice Admiral Hyman Rickoverthe father of the world's first nuclear submarinespoke of the importance of keeping abreast of Soviet technological developments. Rickover, born in Makov, Russia, on January 27, 1900, immigrated to the United States as a child and was brought up in Chicago, Illinois. He studied electrical engineering at the U.S. Naval Academy and at Colombia University, and in the 1930s served on various submarines. During World War II, he headed the electrical section of the Navy's Bureau of Ships, and in 1946 was enlisted into the U.S. atomic program. The next year he returned to the Navy to manage its nuclear-propulsion program. Regarded as a fanatic by his detractors, he completed the world's first nuclear submarinethe USS Nautilus ahead of schedule in 1955. While continuing his work with the Navy, he helped built the first major civilian nuclear power plant at Shippingport, Pennsylvania. Always an outspoken advocate of U.S. nuclear supremacy, he was promoted to the rank of vice admiral in 1959, and admiral in 1973. He retired from the Navy in 1982, after serving as an officer for a record 63 years. He died four years later.

78. Index.html nuclear engineerING INTENSIFICATION. The Section of nuclear engineering nuclear engineering Intensification. The intensification in nuclear engineering http://www-sen.upc.es/Docencia/EngNuclear/Index_ingles.htm

NUCLEAR ENGINEERING INTENSIFICATION The Section of Nuclear Engineering (SEN) offers the Intensification in Nuclear Engineering in the career of Industrial Engineering. The Nuclear Engineering Plan of studies In the valid plan of studies at present in the ETSEIB is contemplated that in the studies of Industrial Engineering one can process an Intensification. The goal of the intensifications is to give the student a vision more complete of one of the different areas of the Engineering. In month of obtaining the titol from Industrial Engineer he obtains the Diploma corresponding to the intensification carried out. Nuclear Engineering Intensification The intensification in Nuclear Engineering has as a goal the application of the knowledge and scientific method to the obtaining of the benefit that for the man the estates of the atomic kernels can entail. It shows two aspects of different applications with many interrelation: The technology of the ionizing radiation.

79. Career Pathways . Did you know? Good opportunities should exist for nuclear engineers. Additional Information.......Pathway Engineering Job nuclear engineer Job http://techprep.dtcc.edu/engineering/nuclear_eng.html

Pathway: Engineering Job: Nuclear Engineer Job Description Nuclear engineers research and develop the processes, instruments, and systems used to obtain benefits from nuclear energy and radiation. They design, develop, monitor, and operate nuclear plants used to generate power. Nuclear engineers may work on the nuclear fuel cycle or fusion energy, the development of nuclear power sources for spacecraft, or the research of industrial and medical uses for radioactive materials. Necessary Education Bachelor's Degree Helpful High School Courses Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Applications Working Conditions Usually work a 40-hour week May work longer hours and experience stress in order to meet deadlines Salary Range 2001, Delaware average annual salary, $80,200 2001, Delaware average hourly wage, $38.56 Career Ladder Information Master's Degree typically increases earnings Positions can be found in public utilities, defense manufacturers, engineering consulting firms, manufacturing of nuclear power equipment and the Federal Government Personal Qualities and Interests You are: Are inquisitive, analytical, and detail oriented

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Wednesday, 2 April 2003. Nuclear engineer vanishes on Coast THE mystery surrounding the disappearance of a 58-year-old nuclear engineer who vanished from a Golden Beach Resort last week deepened yesterday. Trevor Mountford-Smith was taking a three-day holiday on the Sunshine Coast ? his first visit to the region ? when he vanished, leaving all his belongings in the World Mark Golden Beach Resort unit he had been staying in. Police yesterday refused to comment on Mr MountfordSmith's career, but a spokesperson for the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency confirmed he was an employee at the Sydney office. While his employers would not elaborate on his position with ARPANSA, an internet site listed Mr Mountford-Smith as a nuclear engineer. He was also listed as attending the International Atomic Energy Agency Technical Committee Meeting in Vienna in 1999, where he chaired one of four working groups. The ARPANSA spokesperson said the Commonwealth Government agency, which operates as a nuclear safety regulator, was liaising with Queensland Police in an effort to locate Mr Mountford-Smith.

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