The scale and sophistication of Iranian research in nuclear science and engineering are evident in a newly updated open-source bibliography. Thousands of titles address topics from nuclear physics and nuclear reactor safety to laser isotope separation.
The bibliography was prepared by independent researcher Mark Gorwitz. See “Iranian Nuclear Science Bibliography: Open Literature References” (pdf), March 2009.
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