The central duty will be to lead and conduct research in experimental and modelling work on thermal hydraulics/neutronics for nuclear reactors, both the current generation and next generation to underpin the university’s ambitions in supporting the North Wales region. The role will also cover research into thermal hydraulics outside the nuclear sector, and teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
We are looking for a computer scientist, materials engineer/scientist or electronic engineering student to work on a 1 year Research Masters project with EDF, the UK’s only commercial nuclear operator and currently leading the way in new nuclear build in the UK.
Energy from nuclear fusion is the result of the fusion of light atoms such as the isotopes of hydrogen – deuterium (2H) and tritium (3H). The most favoured fusion reaction…
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