Sentences with phrase «reactor designs work»

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Vanko has a good enough reason to hate Tony Stark: Howard Stark and his father, Anton, worked on the original arc reactor designs together, but Howard had Anton deported.

Mowry's company is among several working on designs for such reactors.

Work on the circular foundations for the ITER fusion reactor was halted last June following disputes over the design.

There is almost no work going on in the United Kingdom on future alternative reactor designs, such as Generation IV reactors and small modular reactors and their associated fuel cycles, so Beddington's ad hoc board says the government should actively foster research in these areas.

Sanders is working on a reactor design hatched by the lab with an undisclosed private partner.

Graduate student Dayne Swearer worked with them, Rice materials scientist Emilie Ringe and others at Rice and Princeton University to produce, test and analyze the performance of the «antenna - reactor» design.

Prism is a sodium - cooled fast neutron reactor design built on more than 30 years of development work, benefitting from the operating experience of the EBR - II prototype integral fast reactor which operated at the USA's Idaho National Laboratory — formerly Argonne National Laboratory — from 1963 to 1994.

Afterwards, he started working in Atomics International of California in a project for the design of a heavy water reactor.

The economics of nuclear power in a mass - production model like what HPG has proposed are radically better — France and Japan have relatively inexpensive and reliable nuclear reactors precisely becuase they developed a couple of standardized designs and then deployed them widely, working out the bugs in the process.

Friends of the Earth's nuclear campaign works to reduce risks for people and the environment by supporting efforts to close existing nuclear reactors and fighting proposals to design and build new reactors that use federal funds to underwrite such initiatives.

In 2013, the DOE Office of Nuclear Energy and the NRC began working on how to apply «General Design Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants,» Appendix A to 10 CFR Part 50, to advanced non-light water reactor designs.

Deal had worked at Los Alamos as an entrepreneur in residence, and he knew of an advanced reactor design by the lab's Otis Peterson that he thought would be perfect to commercialize.