Conceptualizing a WMD Free Zone in the Middle East: A Quantitative Approach
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Jump to search filtersPreliminary Results from a System-Theoretic Framework for Mitigating Complex Risks in International Transport of Spent Nuclear Fuel-Slides
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Ending Phase I: The Evolution of the Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) - Slides
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Ending Phase I: The Evolution of the Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII)
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Preliminary Results from a System-Theoretic Framework for Mitigating Complex Risks in International Transport of Spent Nuclear Fuel
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Regional Educational & Strategic: the Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute in Year 5
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Comparison of Uranium Analysis Techniques
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International scientific collaboration: the Radiation Measurements Cross Calibration (RMCC) project
Proposed Journal Article, unpublished
Detecting the presence of radioactive sources, preventing the illicit use of radiological materials, supporting arms control treaties, responding to accidental radiation releases, and disposing of radioactive sources safely and securely are common concerns in the Middle East. The Radiation Measurements Cross Calibration (RMCC) project aims to improve radiation measurement capabilities across the region and establish common standards. The RMCC project has been an ongoing initiative for the last twelve years. Its goal is to build core competencies in radioanalysis in the Middle East by facilitating the exchange of expertise and fostering dialogue to improve methods and strengthen a growing network. This year the Middle East Scientific Institute for Security (MESIS) in Amman, Jordan assumed leadership of the RMCC.
International scientific collaboration: the Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute
APS FIP Newsletter
The Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) was established collaboratively by Sandia National Laboratories, Texas A&M University, and the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE’s) Khalifa University of Science, Technology and Research in 2011 to provide a regional mechanism for developing responsible nuclear energy infrastructure. By combining education and research, GNEII helps increase knowledge and expertise about nuclear energy infrastructure—including safety, safeguards, and security—among Gulf and Middle East professionals working in regional nuclear-power programs. GNEII has been recognized by the White House as a major achievement in enhanced science and technology partnerships with the developing world.
Expanding into Research Opportunities: Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) in Year 5
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Expanding into Research Opportunities: Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) in Year 5
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Conceptualizing a WMD Free Zone in the Middle East: A Quantitative Approach
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Regional, educational and strategic: The Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) in year 5
Transactions of the American Nuclear Society
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Developing GNEII for Regional Expansion
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Sandia Global Engagement: Middle East and North Africa
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The Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) after three years
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The Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) after three years
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The Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) :
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2012 GNEII Steering Committee Meeting
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International Nuclear and Radiological Threat Reduction: role of radiation measurements
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Implementation and Expansion of the Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII
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Analytical Capabilities of Sandia's Radiological Laboratory
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Energy Planning
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Consequence Management for Radiological Incidents
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Comparison of Site Characterization Using In-Situ Gamma Spectroscopy Laboratory Gamma Spectroscopy ICP-Mass Spectroscopy and GPS/Gamma Surveys at a Radiologically Contaminated Site
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