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		<title>Materials: Nuclear Materials</title>
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		<description>Dear Colleagues,   The operating environment of a nuclear power producing system challenges  materials in a unique way, requiring materials to maintain proper  functionality when exposed to high temperatures, corrosive media, high  stresses, and the damage caused by energetic particles such as neutrons  and fission products.  This special issue is dedicated to understanding  the challenges required of materials in nuclear systems as well as  potential novel solutions being proposed by the material science community.   Guest Editor  Dr. Todd Allen
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