Designers of nuclear energy plants need to have a good grounding in engineering generally. The reactor technology is biased towards mechanical engineering, use of materials, stress analysis, thermodynamics, fluid flow. There is the nuclear physics aspect, calculating required fuel loadings and behavior over time. The control and instrumentation aspects are also vital. For the rest of the plant there is plenty of scope for electrical and mechanical engineers, and civil engineers, to use their knowledge. So it takes a wide range of skills to manage a nuclear project.
The area of technology associated with nuclear energy is nuclear technology. Forms of nuclear technology include nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons.
turbins and nuclear rods
Not precisely. The current technology of nuclear energy gets energy from fission. Fission produces radiation, as well as energy.
nuclear energy
Nuclear physics, fuel enrichment and fabrication, metallurgy, welding, instrumentation, chemistry, radiation measuring, and civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering, to name a few, are areas of technology associated with nuclear energy.
Nuclear power
What is traditionally called "nuclear energy" is certainly NOT easy to use - it requires some pretty advanced technology. However, when we let the Sun warm us, we are using the Sun's nuclear energy.
Nuclear law is the law related to the peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology, nuclear energy law and the legislative process
You think to applications of nuclear physics.
Nuclear energy, within the constraints of current technology, is the only viable and ecologically safe source of non-fossil power on the large scale.
Not with current technology.
Nuclear fusion