G.S. Stanford

Nuclear Fission Fuel is Inexhaustible

H. Douglas Lightfoot, Wallace M. Manheimer, D.A. Meneley et al. · 2006 · 36 citations

Fuel Cycle, Nuclear Waste Management, Nuclear Physics +22

Smarter Use of Nuclear Waste

W.H. Hannum, Gerald E. Marsh, G.S. Stanford · Scientific American · 2005 · 36 citations

Smarter Use, Nuclear Waste Management, Engineering +8

Fast-Neutron Hodoscope at TREAT: Methods for Quantitative Determination of Fuel Dispersal

A. De Volpi, C.L. Fink, Gerald E. Marsh et al. · Nuclear Technology · 1982 · 29 citations

Engineering, Nuclear Physics, Measurement +27

Some New Values of Atomic Masses, Principally in the Region of 82 Neutrons

Henry E. Duckworth, Cort L. Kegley, John M. Olson et al. · Physical Review · 1951 · 16 citations · Full text

Atomic Masses, Cosmic Abundance, New Mass Comparisons +15

Fast Coincidence System with Amplitude Discrimination and Accidentals Monitoring

G.S. Stanford, G. F. Pieper · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1955 · 12 citations

Engineering, Measurement, Education +20