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Stanford University

Nuclear Fission Lecture

Stanford University via YouTube

Overview

Delve into the world of nuclear energy through this comprehensive lecture presented by Diana Gragg, Core Lecturer in Civil and Environmental Engineering and Explore Energy Managing Director at Stanford University's Precourt Institute for Energy. Explore the significance and current trends of nuclear energy, tracing its history and origins in the industry. Gain a deep understanding of the fundamentals of nuclear energy, including uranium reserves, production, and consumption. Learn about the intricate workings of nuclear energy systems and examine their impact on the environment, health, and safety. This informative session, recorded on October 11, 2021, offers a thorough exploration of nuclear fission and its role in the energy landscape.

Syllabus

Introduction
Significance and Trends of Nuclear Energy
History and Origins of the Nuclear Industry
What is Nuclear Energy
Uranium Reserves, Production, Consumption
How Does Nuclear Energy Work?
Nuclear Energy's Impact on Environment, Health, and Safety

Taught by

Stanford Understand Energy

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  • Ali Shahabian Alashti
    The content of the course was excellent for familiarization. Supplementary content seems to be helpful for those who want to get information in this field.

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