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R&D Trends and Innovation in the Nuclear Company Framatome

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Framatome is a major international player in the nuclear energy market recognized for its innovative solutions and value-added technologies for designing, building, maintaining, and advancing the global nuclear fleet. The company designs, manufactures, and installs components, fuel and instrumentation and control systems for nuclear power plants and offers a full range of reactor services. Jean Dhers will lead an informative and enjoyable talk on R&D Trends and Innovation in Framatome.

This talk is part of the Engineering Department Nuclear Energy Seminars series.

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