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![The Compact Neutron Generator Prototype Eurosea 001 Fulvio Mattioda, PhD INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON ACCELERATOR BASED NEUTRON SOURCES FOR MEDICAL, INDUSTRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS EUROPEAN INTERREGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE ENERGY-ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS c/o Environment Park, via Livorno 60, 10144 TORINO, [email_address]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/turin-workshop-cng-eurosea001-1217236706850627-8/85/Turin-Workshop-Cng-Eurosea001-1-320.jpg)
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