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Congratulations, Dr Chang!

29/04/2016 admin analytical, catalysis, crystal growth, electronic structure, liquid-liquid interface, nanoparticle, nuclear fuel, nucleation, spectroscopy, XANES, XAS

Our group member Sin-Yuen Chang has passed her PhD viva subject to very minor corrections, and has already submitted the

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Congratulations Chris!

03/04/2014 admin electrochemistry, energy, in situ, nuclear energy, nuclear fuel, spectroscopy

Congratulations are in order to our group member Chris Maher, who passed his PhD viva today subject to only minor

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Papers 

Paper on Uranium/Plutonium Dioxide Dissolution in Nitric Acid

11/11/201211/11/2012 admin catalysis, energy, environmental, in situ, nuclear energy, nuclear fuel, oxides, plutonium, spectroscopy, sustainability, uranium, UV/Vis

A joint paper with NNL on uranium/plutonium dioxide dissolution in nitric acid has been published. The Chemistry of (U,Pu)O2 Dissolution

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Socioeconomic Context 

MBase Consortium mentioned by House of Lords Select Committee

20/06/201120/06/2011 admin energy, nuclear energy, nuclear fuel, sustainability

The ‘Molecular Basis of Nuclear Fuel Separations‘ consortium was mentioned during evidence giving to the House of Lords Select Committee

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Day 2 of the Rigaku European XRD Forum...so far so good! Looking forward to the pair distribution function talks in the afternoon #VirtualConference #XPDF #XRD

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