Revisiting MCNP: Refreshing Skills for a New Job in Nuclear Engineering

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Hello,
After some time away I've gotten back into MCNP. I've been in the field of Nuclear Engineering for over ten years, but I recently changed jobs and need to use MCNP. I'm trying to get my skills back up, since I haven't been using it as much in my old job. Looking forward to some great discussions, and hoping I will be able to help answer questions not just ask them.
 
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