Neutron Interactions with Matter
Next-generation fission reactors are being designed to provide safer, cleaner, and more efficiently generated energy. Neutrons play a major rule in the fission process and the reactor environment contains many of them reacting with fuel, structural materials, and coolant. As new reactors are designed, it is important that engineers have precise and accurate neutron interaction cross sections. The work of my research group focuses on measuring neutron scattering cross sections important for understanding the reactor environment. Equally important is understanding the nuclear force and how neutrons interact with matter. University of Dallas are very actively involved with the measurements and analyses of the data obtained.
“Adoro Te” is a collaborative effort to seed the National Eucharistic Revival with artistic, theological and philosophical reflections.
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