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Greater tolerance for nuclear materials.

As interest in new generations of nuclear reactors is increasing worldwide, renewed research effort into new materials more tolerant to extreme conditions is crucial.

Lyndon Edwards | Robin W Grimes | Rudy J M Konings | L. Edwards | R. Konings | R. Grimes

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