Nuclear Engineering for an Uncertain Future

"Nuclear Engineering for an Uncertain Future." Nuclear Technology - Fusion, 3(2), pp. 201–202 Additional informationNotes on contributorsLee M. HivelyLee M. Hively (BS, engineering science and mathematics, Pennsylvania State University, 1970; MS, physics, 1971, and PhD, nuclear engineering, 1980, University of Illinois) is a plasma systems physicist employed by General Electric Company at the Fusion Engineering Design Center, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He spent 1970 through 1974 as a member of the research staff at the Western Electric Company Engineering Research Center in Princeton, New Jersey, and joined General Electric after completing his PhD. His current research interests include plasma performance assessment of the Fusion Engineering Device and fast ion confinement in tokamaks with magnetic field ripple.

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L.M. Hively (1983). "Nuclear Engineering for an Uncertain Future". Nuclear Technology - Fusion. https://doi.org/10.13182/fst83-a20842