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Hello Dr Romer,
I wanted to know a bit about the Fusion CDT. I have got a position with them as a Materials Science student and just wanted to learn a bit about what to expect and how exactly this particular CDT is.
Thank you.
I wanted to know a bit about the Fusion CDT. I have got a position with them as a Materials Science student and just wanted to learn a bit about what to expect and how exactly this particular CDT is.
Thank you.
Original post by Dr Kathy Romer
Hello Charlie,
Nuclear engineering tends to focus on Nuclear Fission, but look at some course descriptions in detail to see if any also cover Fusion.
In my experience, students with a strong background in either experimental or theoretical physics are able to join the UK wide doctoral (PhD) scheme in Fusion: http://www.fusion-cdt.ac.uk/
We have had several students from http://www.sussex.ac.uk/physics/ accepted to that program.
Kathy
Nuclear engineering tends to focus on Nuclear Fission, but look at some course descriptions in detail to see if any also cover Fusion.
In my experience, students with a strong background in either experimental or theoretical physics are able to join the UK wide doctoral (PhD) scheme in Fusion: http://www.fusion-cdt.ac.uk/
We have had several students from http://www.sussex.ac.uk/physics/ accepted to that program.
Kathy
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