Chauncey Starr

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Chauncey Starr

Chauncey Starr is affiliated with the following schools: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Los Angeles

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Chauncey Starr

Engineering

#612

World Rank

#1005

Historical Rank

#267

USA Rank

Nuclear Engineering

#26

World Rank

#27

Historical Rank

USA Rank

Applied Physics

#2637

World Rank

#2678

Historical Rank

#228

USA Rank

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Engineering

Chauncey Starr's Degrees

Bachelors Electrical Engineering University of California, Berkeley
Masters Electrical Engineering University of California, Berkeley
PhD Electrical Engineering University of California, Berkeley

Why Is Chauncey Starr Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Chauncey Starr was an American electrical engineer and an expert in nuclear energy. Born in Newark, New Jersey, Starr received an electrical engineering degree in 1932 and a Ph.D. in physics in 1935 from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

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Chauncey Starr's Published Works

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Social benefit versus technological risk. (1969) (1633)
Philosophical Basis for Risk Analysis (1976) (165)
Risks of Risk Decisions (1980) (162)
Risk Management, Assessment, and Acceptability (1985) (85)
The Precautionary Principle Versus Risk Analysis (2003) (74)
Energy Sources: A Realistic Outlook (1992) (63)
Energy and power (1971) (57)
Parameters of Technological Growth (1973) (41)
A power grid for the hydrogen economy. (2006) (26)
Nuclear Power Plants and Their Fuel as Terrorist Targets (2002) (22)
A Perspective on Health and Safety Risk Analysis (1984) (22)
Energy and Pernor (1971) (20)
Risk Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants: A Pragmatic Proposal1 (1981) (16)
Atmospheric CO2 residence time and the carbon cycle (1993) (12)
Comparison of public health risks: nuclear vs. oil-fired power plants (1972) (12)
What To Do about Greenhouse Warming: Look Before You Leap (1992) (12)
The Electric Power Research Institute (1983) (11)
Economic growth, employment and energy (1979) (11)
Hypothetical Fears and Quantitative Risk Analysis (2001) (11)
Coping with nuclear power risks: the electric utility incentives (1982) (9)
Sodium graphite reactors (1958) (8)
Current Issues in Energy (1979) (8)
Is peer review unbiased? (1992) (7)
Non-Executive Incentives and Bank Risk-Taking Viral (2013) (7)
Nuclear Power Safety Goals in Light of the Chernobyl Accident (1989) (7)
The Strategic Defense Initiative and Nuclear Proliferation from a Risk Analysis Perspective (1991) (6)
Public-health risks of thermal power plants (1973) (5)
Uranium Power and Horizontal Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (1984) (5)
Global electrification and nuclear power : Toward sustainable growth in the new millennium (2000) (5)
Pooling R&D Resources: Industrial Cooperation in R&D (1985) (4)
Is sweden more energy-efficient? (1977) (4)
Risk and Risk Acceptance by Society (1979) (4)
STRATEGIES FOR A NATIONAL NUCLEAR ENERGY PROGRAM. (1969) (3)
Nuclear power and weapons proliferation — The thin link (1978) (3)
Development of fusion power seen as essential to world's energy future; critics respond (1997) (3)
Risk Analysis and Risk Management (1985) (3)
Coping with Nuclear Power Risks: A National Strategy (1983) (3)
Energy Planning – A Nation at Risk (1979) (2)
Observations on The Future of Nuclear Power and How to Get There (1999) (2)
Global Transition Dynamics : Unfolding the Full Social Implications of National Decision Pathways (2003) (2)
Global energy and electricity futures: demand and supply alternatives (1990) (2)
CHAUNCEY STARR LOOKS AT THE U.S. NATIONAL REACTOR PROGRAM. (1967) (1)
PUBLIC HEALTH RISKS OF THERMAL POWER PLANTS : A REPORT PREPARED FOR THE RESOURCES AGENCY OF CALIFORNIA, SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA. APPENDIX I-VI (1972) (1)
The separation of nuclear power from nuclear proliferation (1979) (1)
THE THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR ACCIDENT: THE OTHER LESSON (1981) (1)
Global projections of energy and electricity (1989) (1)
The inflationary universe: The quest for a new theory of cosmic origins, by Alan Guth (1997) (1)
Energy System Options (1979) (1)
US nuclear power performance (1984) (1)
US generating-capacity requirements for economic growth, 1990 to 2000 (1982) (1)
SODIUM COOLED THERMAL REACTORS (1964) (1)
Realities of the Energy Crisis (1973) (1)
Plenary: Twenty Year Retrospective on 1969 Science Paper of C. Starr, “Social Benefit vs. Technological Risk” (1991) (1)
A PERSONAL HISTORY: Technology to Energy Strategy (1995) (1)
U.S. electricity needs VS. planned capacity additions (1985) (1)
Research Planning for Electric Power (1974) (1)
SOCIETAL REGULATION OF TECHNOLOGY (1982) (1)
Socially responsible energy futures (1979) (1)
The Ultimate Uncertainty — Intergenerational Planning (2000) (1)
Japan: Not an Energy Efficiency Model (1992) (1)
STUDIES ON NUCLEAR REACTORS. TEMPERATURE STABILITY OF AN EPITHERMAL REACTOR (1948) (1)
Science, technology, and the human prospect : proceedings of the Edison Centennial Symposium (1981) (1)
FUTURE POSSIBILITIES OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL REACTOR PROGRAM. (1968) (0)
Energy and Society (1979) (0)
Letter from Chauncey Starr, Electric Power Research Institute to Joshua Lederberg (1982) (0)
Technology Assessment—I: Weighing the Benefits and Risks of New Technologies (1970) (0)
Risk-Benefit Analysis and Full Disclosure (1979) (0)
Foreword to the First Edition (2016) (0)
Uranium power and nuclear weapons (1983) (0)
The year 2000 - Energy enough (1976) (0)
Reexamining Fusion Power (2006) (0)
Research priorities for the electric utility industry (1974) (0)
POWER REACTORS. 2. ECONOMIC TRENDS (1957) (0)
Role of Solar Energy in Electric Power Generation (1979) (0)
A Physicist's Journey In The Nuclear Power World (2000) (0)
Technical Innovation: The Answer to Resource Depletion (1979) (0)
How well will we meet our energy needs in year 2000 (1976) (0)
SODIUM THERMAL REACTOR TECHNOLOGY (1964) (0)
Looking ahead: today's R and D offers future options. [Summary of EPRI programs and developing technologies] (1977) (0)
Research as a Utility Hedge (2001) (0)
Acceptable Risk in Regulation: The Impact of Recent Court Decisions on Public Policy for Risk Management (1991) (0)
Energy Futures: Strategies for the U.S.A. (1980) (0)
The Future of Fusion (1975) (0)
The Feasibility of Increased Utilization of the Georges Bank Herring Stock (1980) (0)
Level III Cultural Resource Inventory - False Island Rock Pits and Sort Yard, No. 506418A-B, Project No. 92-005, TNF (1991) (0)
Improving Research and Regulatory Priorities for Low-Level Risks (1982) (0)
Risk/Benefit Considerations of Stratospheric Flight (1972) (0)
Letter from Chauncey Starr, National Academy of Engineering to Joshua Lederberg (1969) (0)
Growth of limits. Science and technology have continually relieved the limitations on mans ability to live in the circumstances provided by nature (1979) (0)
NUCLEAR POWER TODAY (1963) (0)
A Perspective on Current Reactor Technologies (1982) (0)
Electricity and Social Change (1982) (0)
Dealing with Uncertainty in Risk Regulation (1987) (0)
Insurmountable engineering problems seen as ruling out {open_quote}fusion power to the people{close_quote} in 21st century (1997) (0)
Energy Conservation—The Record and Future Needs (1991) (0)
SOME REMARKS CONCERNING THE POWER REACTOR PROGRAM OF AEC (1960) (0)
‘Japan: Not an Energy Efficiency Model’—Not! (1992) (0)
Future Technological Options for the United States Electric Power Industry (1979) (0)
Energy Use: An Interregional Analysis with Implications for International Comparisons (1979) (0)
Comments on “The National Energy Plan” (1979) (0)
National energy policy; A retrospective (1989) (0)
Obituary of William E. Parkins (2005) (0)
Letter from Chauncey Starr to Joshua Lederberg (1970) (0)
Electrification, economic growth and uranium power (1983) (0)
Global energy demand to 2060 (1989) (0)
Powerful reactions (2000) (0)
Power/energy: EPRI looks inward, and ahead: The electric power research institute's senior staff, in a candid session, probes its programs and progress (1978) (0)
Trends in electric power technologies (1982) (0)
Energy Alternatives and Global Warming in the 21st Century (1998) (0)
THE SODIUM GRAPHITE REACTOR (1958) (0)

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