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Argonne is one of 20 Best Places to work for postdocs

Argonne is one of top 20 places in U.S. for postdocs to work
Argonne was recently ranked 20th best place for postdocs to work by life sciences magazine, The Scientist. The annual article, run for the fifth time in 2008, surveys postdocs at hundreds of labs and institutions, private and government, for-profit and not-for-profit, to gauge their opinions on the institutions they work for. Argonne, which did not make the list last year, was the only Office of Science laboratory ranked in 2008. More...

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Category: Accelerator Driven Systems

NEW ACCELERATOR DRIVEN SUBCRITICAL ASSEMBLY FACILITIES
This activity is concerned with the development of accelerator driven subcritical assembly facilities using low enriched uranium. The main functions of these facilities are nuclear research and medical isotope production, including reactor physics and material research analyses and experiments. The subcritical assemblies are driven by charged particle accelerators. Nuclear physics, neutroncis, heat transfer, hydraulics, material issues, target design, and maintenance procedures activities are included.
Contact: Yousry Gohar
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