This context/problem-based learning (C/PBL) resource is part of a collection we have commissioned for you to use with your undergraduate students. This 5 credit module is based on the following scenario:
Your students will consider the management of a nuclear decommissioning project with a focus on adding value by re-purposing the waste and also saving costs. This is a particularly interesting, but not necessarily obvious, potential career pathway for chemistry graduates.
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How to use this resource
Article | PDF, Size 0.28 mbIntroductory video
Video | Video, Size 14.69 mbStudent handbook
Editable handout | Word, Size 0.74 mbStudent handbook
Editable handout | PDF, Size 0.62 mbLegislation
Presentation | PDF, Size 0.27 mbLegislation
Presentation | PowerPoint, Size 77.03 kbLow level disposal
Presentation | PDF, Size 0.39 mbLow level disposal
Presentation | PowerPoint, Size 2.08 mbMedia interactions
Presentation | PDF, Size 0.19 mbMedia interactions
Presentation | PowerPoint, Size 69.12 kbRadiochemistry
Presentation | PDF, Size 0.83 mbRadiochemistry
Presentation | PowerPoint, Size 0.8 mbYellowcake
Presentation | PDF, Size 1.33 mbYellowcake
Presentation | PowerPoint, Size 0.38 mbWaste to wealth - CPBL - tutor handbook
Tutorial | PDF, Size 2.95 mb
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This resource [insert new name here], is a derivative of “W2W Student handbook” by The Royal Society of Chemistry used under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0. [insert new name here] is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 by [insert your name/your organisation’s name here].
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