The second nuclear era

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The future of nuclear energy depends on advances in management, technology, laws and public acceptance. The First Nuclear era showed the technical feasibility of nuclear power which the public accepted at first but showed resistance later due to potential risks. The Second Nuclear era hopes to produce the economic and social benefits that nuclear energy was supposed to bring. The nuclear reactors of the future are now being designed and they promise to be cheaper and better than previous reactors.

Forecasts and trends

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50th anniversary: the benefits of nuclear technology

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Nuclear technology has significantly improved human living conditions since it was first realized in Dec 2, 1942. Fifty years after that historical event, mankind has made tremendous improvements that allowed the extensive use of nuclear technology in various fields, such as medicine, agriculture and electric power generation. However, further research is still needed to fully harness the potential of this technology.

Evaluation, History, Nuclear engineering

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Six new nuclear technologies

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The innovative design features of six nuclear reactors in the generation IV project which is an initiative proposed by the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEL) and the generation IV international forum are discussed.

Idaho, Innovations, Design and construction, Nuclear reactors, United States. Department of Energy. Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory

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