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# 2024 Nuclear Thermoelectric Generator |
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The Nuclear Thermoelectric Generator (NTG) addresses the growing global energy demand and associated environmental concerns by providing a compact, mass-producible reactor that outputs 0.5-1.2 MW per unit. Unlike traditional reactors requiring extensive construction and high costs, the NTG operates silently, needs minimal maintenance, and lasts 12-16 years without refuelling. Its compact size allows four units to fit within a shipping container, making it ideal for powering remote locations and for disaster relief efforts, while offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels and large-scale nuclear plants
Resolute civil engineer with a Bachelor’s degree from MG University, India (2015), and a Master’s in Structural Engineering from the University of East London (2024). I have proficient experience in infrastructure, surveying, and concrete research, with a strong focus on sustainability and durability. My academic background and practical expertise enable me to contribute effectively to innovative engineering solutions, making a positive impact on the built environment. more
Fourth-year Mechanical Engineering student at Boston University with a strong foundation in mechanical/electrical design, programming, and manufacturing. Internship and research experience in nuclear submarine systems and soft robotics fuels my passion for automation, robotics, and PCB design.more
I’m a finance and accounting student at the University of Navarra. I am currently very interested in the clean energy industry, particularly nuclear energy. I have work experience in finance, accounting, sales, and demand planning. I have been working on economic modeling, market research, and company valuation, focusing on sustainable energy innovation and industry insights.more
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