I am an immigrant scientist living in Austria, a country I deeply love and serve with passion and commitment. Having experienced life as an immigrant in multiple countries, I understand that immigration is often a necessity (it was for myself), driven by the pursuit of peace, stability, and opportunity. While ideally, I think no one … Continue reading Immigrants that changed the world, I
A friend at ORNL -- Dr. Nedim Cinbiz (cinbizmn@ornl.gov) -- is looking for a postdoctoral research to work with him at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. A brief outline of the job posting is below!Start date as soon as possible! Overview from ORNL website: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate who is willing to … Continue reading Job Opportunity! Post-doctoral position at the prestigious Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
In late 1970s and during 1980s, scientific research on the development of voids and inert gas bubbles in solids – often caused by activation and transmutation of some elements within the context of nuclear materials – was intense and most of the consolidated knowledge on this field is due professors Tom van Den, John H. … Continue reading Three generations of nuclear materials research!
Section 1. Policy. The ability to use space nuclear power and propulsion (SNPP) systems safely, securely, and sustainably is vital to maintaining and advancing United States dominance and strategic leadership in space. SNPP systems include radioisotope power systems (RPSs) and fission reactors used for power or propulsion in spacecraft, rovers, and other surface elements. SNPP … Continue reading President Trump signs Memorandum on Space Policy Directive
Materials at Extremes 