Energy (Nuclear) Materials
Welcome to Energy Materials
Introduction
The Energy Materials website is intended to be a gateway to the broad range of energy-related materials research at Oxford University, particularly in the Materials Department. At the present time, it focussed on materials for nuclear fission and nuclear fusion power. The nuclear fission research is aimed at current and next generation plant (including Generation IV). Many fundamental issues are common to both fission and fusion.
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(3).png "Mimicking Neutron Damage in Tungsten using self ion implantation")
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Site Content
The site contains brief details of current and past projects. Links are provided to external websites where you can find more information on the techniques and facilities available. Links are also provides to our many collaborators and partners.
If you think your work should be included or linked to, please do contact me.
Thank you
James Marrow (james.marrow@materials.ox.ac.uk)
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