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DTSTART:20170228T180500Z
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LOCATION:4274 Chamberlin (refreshments will be served)
SUMMARY:The future of nuclear energy in a carbon constrained world\, C
 haos & Complex Systems Seminar\,  Mike Corradini\, UW Department of En
 gineering Physics
DESCRIPTION:A study is underway sponsored by the Sloan Foundation inve
 stigating the future of nuclear energy. The main goal of the study is 
 to evaluate the prospects for innovative nuclear technologies\, policy
  and business models\, and regulatory governance mechanisms to acceler
 ate the transition to a lower-carbon global energy system in the Unite
 d States and around the world.  The study investigates time periods fr
 om the present thru 2050\, and the talk will review the major question
 s being addressed with a special focus on the opportunities presented 
 by considering advanced nuclear technologies to displace fossil fuels.
URL:https://www.physics.wisc.edu/events/?id=4467
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