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Ian Farnan is a professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Cambridge, where he also holds the position of Chair at the Cambridge Centre for Nuclear Energy. His research focuses on the atomistic understanding of radiation damage and aqueous corrosion processes in nuclear materials and waste forms. With extensive experience in the nuclear sciences, he has held numerous research positions globally, including at the CNRS and Stanford University, and has contributed to various inter-departmental efforts to advance the field of Nuclear Energy. Professor Farnan's work emphasizes the importance of understanding the mechanisms of radioactive waste disposal and materials behavior over a wide range of timescales. He leads research consortia funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, addressing key challenges in the durability of nuclear waste forms and the development of accident-tolerant fuels. Employing both fundamental and applied methods, he seeks to innovate solutions in nuclear technology and waste management while ensuring safety and compliance with regulatory standards.
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