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I'm a mechanical engineer and a PhD student in energy systems engineering. I'm interested in Generation IV nuclear reactors, particularly molten-salt fast reactors. To this end, I'm working on neutronic simulations. I think that PhysicsForum is a useful platform for discussing and exchanging ideas on these topics.
 
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Welcome indeed. You sound well grounded. The flattering also didn't do any harm. :woot:
 

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I’m a retired ex physicist I guess. Although I have a first degree in theoretical physics and did post graduate studies ( structural phase transitions in strontium Titanate, I did not pursue a career in physics. However it has always been my first love. Since retiring I’ve been interested in quantum computing and quantum mechanics
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