What is Nuclear Science and Technology?

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In summary, nuclear science and technology is a field of study and application that focuses on the properties and behavior of atomic nuclei, as well as the harnessing of nuclear reactions for various purposes. This includes the production of nuclear energy for electricity and other power sources, as well as the development of nuclear weapons and medical treatments. The study of nuclear science and technology involves disciplines such as physics, chemistry, and engineering, and has both peaceful and potentially destructive implications.
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Hello everyone. I am a Physics graduate currently finishing my Master's in nuclear science and technology. I found the forum while looking for help for a problem and I think I will stay here with you guys.
 
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