Manpower Requirements and Education in Nuclear Science: An International PerspectiveNuclear Science Manpower and Education Panel

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作者：
R. Zeisler
S. B. Clark
S. J. Parry
G. R. Choppin
S. B. Clark
P. R. Danesi
S. J. Parry
M. Rossbach
C. Williamson
Zhifang Chai
R. Zeisler
S. J. Parry
S. F. Heller- Zeisler
机构：
[1] National Institute of Standards and Technology,
[2] Washington State University,undefined
[3] Imperial College London,undefined
[4] Florida State University,undefined
[5] Washington State University,undefined
[6] IAEA,undefined
[7] Imperial College London,undefined
[8] IAEA,undefined
[9] South Carolina Universities Research and Education Foundation,undefined
[10] Institute of High Energy Physics,undefined
[11] P.R.,undefined
[12] NIST,undefined
[13] Imperial College London,undefined
[14] NIST,undefined
来源：
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry | 2005年 / 263卷 / 1期
关键词：
Physical Chemistry; Inorganic Chemistry; Expense; Training Program; Chemical Society;
D O I：
10.1007/s10967-005-0020-6
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摘要：
Since the 1970&apos;s, concern about the training of radiochemists in the US has been increasing along with the age of nuclear work force, while the number of academic institutions offering undergraduate courses and the number of radiochemistry faculty has been steadily decreasing. To address this problem, a summer program has been offered through the American Chemical Society to undergraduates since 1984. Students compete nationally for this opportunity, and those selected receive a <InlineEquation><EquationSource=”tex”>3,000 stipend. In addition, all other expenses are paid. In this manuscript, the curriculum is described, along with the need for additional training programs and their impact.
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