Applied Nuclear Physics
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Applied nuclear physics is the study and application of the properties of atomic nuclei. This is a wide field. Examples of applications range from energy production in nuclear power plants to the measurements of extremely small quantities of different isotopes, as in the carbon-14 method.
Continuing education for professionals
Within the division of applied nuclear physics, Nordic Academy for Nuclear Safety and Security is located, an interdisciplinary competence platform with researchers and teachers from different universities complemented by experts from regulators, agencies and the industry. Through NANSS we give courses in nuclear safety and security, and about nuclear technology, for professionals in the field. You can find more information on the NANSS pages.
Publications
A framework for synthetic diagnostics using energetic-particle orbits in tokamaks
Part of Computer Physics Communications, 2024
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Part of International journal of hydrogen energy, p. 583-588, 2024
- DOI for Accurate measurement of hydrogen concentration in transition metal hydrides utilizing electronic excitations by MeV ions
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Addressing Model Inadequacy In Fuel Performance Model Calibration Using Mh-Within-Gibbs Sampling
2024
ANItA: A new Swedish national competence centre in new nuclear power technology
Part of Nuclear Engineering and Design, 2024
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Applied Nuclear Physics: What is going on in Sweden? (with a slight emphasis on Uppsala)
2024
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Contact
- Programme Professor
- Stephan Pomp
- Head of Division
- Henrik Sjöstrand