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Life At The Center Of The Energy Crisis A Technologists Search For A Black Swan 1st Edition George H Miley

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Life At The Center Of The Energy Crisis A Technologists Search For A Black Swan 1st Edition George H Miley instant download after payment.

Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.18 MB

Pages: 236

Author: George H Miley

ISBN: 9789814436489, 9814436488

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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Life At The Center Of The Energy Crisis A Technologists Search For A Black Swan 1st Edition George H Miley by George H Miley 9789814436489, 9814436488 instant download after payment.

Life at the Center of the Energy Crisis: A Technologist's Search for a Black Swan describes the story of the author's work and struggles in the field of energy research. The author's experience in the field spans from work with Admiral Rickover and the Nuclear Navy to research with NASA designing propulsion for spacecraft to travel to Mars. The book provides insights into the differences between nuclear research done during the Cold War by the two superpowers, and offers a commentary on the flaws in each system with hope for change in the future. The book also provides a look into the development of the nuclear engineering program at the University of Illinois from the author's years as a professor and an administrator.

Readership: Undergraduates and PhDs, as well as anyone in the general public interested in the history of the field.