Top 5 Nuclear Engineering Forums in 2024

1. Physics Forums » Nuclear Engineering

Join other experts in a discussion on nuclear engineering in the Physics Forum. Discuss topics on the design, construction, and operation of nuclear reactors. You can also talk about Radiation Protection, Radioactive Waste, Design, and Reactors as well! Meet nuclear engineers and learn more about nuclear reactions, equipment, and more.
physicsforums.com
Frequency 2 posts / week View Recent Threads

2. Stack Exchange Forums » Nuclear Engineering

The Stack Exchange Forums are helping people find the answers they need when they need them. Nuclear Engineering is the study of radiation and radioactive materials and their creation, safety, and applications. Discuss the Power from CNO Cycle Fusion, and ask for recommendations for Nuclear Reaction Modelling Software.
physics.stackexchange.com
Frequency 1 post / month View Recent Threads

3. Eng-Tips Forum » Nuclear Engineering

The Eng-Tips Forum is a professional forum and technical support for engineers in Nuclear engineering. The forum includes problem-solving collaboration tools and provides a space to talk about topics like yellow cake dust-settling velocity, MCSA Implementation, Concrete Types for a Nuclear Power plant, and more.
eng-tips.com
Frequency 4 posts / year View Recent Threads

4. Reddit » Nuclear Engineering

Welcome to the Nuclear Engineering subreddit. Join the discussions and learn more about Nuclear engineering. Ask questions about job prospects after obtaining a degree in Nuclear engineering, and find more information on working in various niches. Discuss details about uranium and radioactivity, and learn the science behind nuclear energy.
reddit.com
Facebook Followers 1.7MTwitter Followers 1.1M Frequency 18 posts / year View Recent Threads

5. Industrial-Craft Forum » Nuclear Engineering

Learn how to trigger a nuclear meltdown here in the Industrial Craft Forum. Discuss and share your advice on setting up a reactor and talk about new reactor designs. Chat with other nuclear engineers to discuss high-output fluid reactors and steam Boiler output, and ask for advice related to nuclear engineering.
forum.industrial-craft.net
Frequency 5 posts / year View Recent Threads