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On the technical aspects of the NTHU reactor training course
This blog post is the final part of a series detailing this trip. This post was contributed to by Inez Solomon, Jack Woodward, and Christopher Barnes The GREEN CDT trip to NTHU, Taiwan, to complete their Reactor and Radiation Training Programme, was split, as one might expect, into 2 clearly distinct areas – radiation detection […]
Nuclear in Taiwan
This blog post is the second part of a series detailing this trip, contributed to by students partaking in this trip. With the supply of fossil fuels at risk due to geopolitical factors, electricity demands rising and a greater push to reduce carbon emissions across the world, countries must reconsider their approaches to energy generation […]
On the general experience of the NTHU reactor training course
This blog post is the first part of a series detailing this trip. This post was contributed to by Abdo Ez Aldeen, Guohong Gao, George Merryweather, and Melissa Styth The reactor training course took place at the National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) in Hsinchu, Taiwan, spanning five working days. The program was divided into two […]