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Ep 169: Juan EibenSchutz Hartman, Mexico's National Nuclear Safety and Safeguards Commission

from Titans Of Nuclear | Interviewing World Experts on Nuclear Energy · host Titans of Nuclear

In this episode, we discuss... How Juan EibenSchutz Hartman's engineering background led to a career in nuclear Why Mexico considered adding nuclear power to its energy mix and how it was achieved Mexico's development of a decision analysis program through the Stanford Research Institute How public perception of nuclear technology became rooted in mistrust and what the nuclear community is doing to change it Why small modular reactors (SMRs) may transform the industry away from a tendency of non-uniformity A comparison of nuclear waste and other industrial waste in terms of perception and regulation Juan EibenSchutz Hartman's responsibilities as Director General of Mexico's National Nuclear Safety and Safeguards Commission

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