show me key highlights of this "thank you [Music] foreign welcome to what's under the hood a podcast about how the reactors that are available now and future reactors can help our society and uncover some of the mysticism or what what people don't really understand and why they might want to change their mind about supporting nuclear energy so today we have NAME_1 and NAME_2 they're gonna start I'm going to start with NAME_3 uh just talking about your background and a little bit how you got supportive of the bwrx and um and then uh NAME_4 can follow I'm a little long in the tooth around some of this in the sense that my bachelor's degree was in nuclear engineering from the University of Manchester over here um so in that sense I started around the sector in the age of 18 which is you can probably see he's not recent um I worked for a while on the agrs our own unique very unique um British gas called graphite moderated designs and then to be quite honest our industry rather ran into the stand so I spent about a 40-year career around in and around the energy sector Upstream oil and gas Downstream transmission and so on not necessarily deeply involved with you with the end with the nuclear sector day to day but always following it with a great deal of Interest um as to why I'm enthused by the bwrx um as we'll become parents through the apparent through the conversation as my wife pulls it I'm a cheapskate and it's an incredibly economical answer to an outstanding problem okay yeah that's good I like that yeah so that was a good yeah so uh NAME_5 how about you yeah well uh young NAME_6 there won't remember things abusing slide rules when you were designing nuclear reactions I don't suppose NAME_6 I wrote an awful lot of Fortran code Between 1979 and 1986. well I was uh I started work but I can use a slide all right I started work um as a fitter NAME_7 coal mine and I have nine years at the uh the Old National coal board which was a nationalized UK industry dealing with the um with the importance of the call sector at that time and during that time I got some fairly reasonable qualifications and then moved into design engineering and one of the first jobs was with NAME_8 and Associates in Derby who are the um the nuclear reactor manufacturers for um for the new UK nuclear submarine Fleet so they've been Manufacturing uh small modular reactors for um 60 years I joined them in the 19 65 and spent five years with them but that was purely as a mechanical engineer so I didn't have any uh qualifications in nuclear Add stress words that are fully capitlized. Make sure these stress words appear more than 15 times.
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