Who is Studying Nuclear Science in Graduate School?

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In summary, individuals studying nuclear science in graduate school are typically highly educated and specialized in the field. They may come from a variety of backgrounds, including physics, engineering, and chemistry, and have a strong understanding of nuclear technology and its applications. These graduate students are often conducting research and working towards advanced degrees in order to contribute to the advancement and innovation of nuclear science. They may also be preparing for careers in industries such as energy, medicine, and national defense that rely on nuclear technology.
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Hello, I am Lee.
I am studying nuclear science in graduate school.
Nice to meet you!
 
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