How Bad is Nuclear Meltdown in Japan (must see) (80 mins)

UCSB Physics Benjamin Monreal talk on the Fukushima reactor accidents.

Hosted by the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, director and Nobel Prize winner Dr. David Gross started the talk on a personal note.

Wednesday, March 16, 6:30 PM, KITP Kohn Hall, UCSB

How Bad is the Reactor Meltdown in Japan?

Assistant Professor Benjamin Monreal, UCSB Department of Physics, will give an overview of radioactivity and reactors, radiation health and safety, and the ultimate fate of the materials coming out of the stricken reactors in Sendai.

Why is it worse than Three Mile Island? Why is it (probably) not as bad as Chernobyl? How worried are scientists? How worried should you be?

The lecture will be followed by a Q&A session with a panel including Theo Theofanous, Professor of Nuclear Engineering in the UCSB Department of Chemical Engineering.

http://www.noozhawk.com/article/031611_ucsb_physics_discuss_japan_nuclear_situation

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