Iran / Japan / Russia / Pakistan / United States / Brazil / China / Israel / Argentina / South Korea / India / /
Currency
RON / /
Event
Product Recall / Product Issues / /
Facility
Navy’s Response While reactor / LEU reactor / Reactor Control Issues Not Considered / /
IndustryTerm
nuclear technologies / naval nuclear propulsion systems / fission product / energy / metal-ceramic dispersion material / metal / violent chemical reactions / electricity / non-weapons military applications / zirconium metal / thin metal layer / fission products / /
Organization
United States Nuclear Navy / US Department of Energy / Federation of American Scientists / U.S. Nuclear Navy / U.S Navy / MIT / International Atomic Energy Agency / Tech Nuclear Science and Engineering Lab / French Navy / Navy / Senate / French Defense Ministry / Independent Task Force on Naval Nuclear Propulsion / Congress / Virginia Tech / United States Congress / office of Naval Reactors / United States Navy / Engineering U.S. Naval Academy / /
Person
Paul Jorgensen / Joe Leidig Corbin / Ippolito / Jack Bell / Nathan Roskoff / Alireza Haghighat / Cameron McCord / /
Position
Graduate Research Assistant / Consultant / Director of United States Naval Nuclear Propulsion / Arlington Executive / Professor / Representative / /
Product
control rods / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
Converting / /
RadioStation
20036 With / /
Region
Northeast Asia / Middle East / South Asia / Middle-East / /
Unintended Consequences of Converting the U.S. Nuclear Navy from HEU to LEU 1 Investigation into the Unintended Consequences of Converting the U.S. Nuclear Naval Fleet from Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) to Low Enriched