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Iranian Nuclear Science Research

02.13.08 | 1 min read | Text by Steven Aftergood

The scale of Iranian research in nuclear science and technology is evident from a new bibliography of published research by Iranian scientists.

The bibliography, prepared by Mark Gorwitz, a private nonproliferation researcher, includes titles on nuclear physics, reactor safety, isotope separation and more.

See “Iranian Nuclear Science Bibliography: Open Literature References,” by Mark Gorwitz, February 2008.

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