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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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