Earth Day: Finding Common Ground Through Concern for the Planet
By Emma Redfoot I truly think people more or less value the environment; they just choose to show it in different ways. Someone in the city might be willing to Continue Reading →
Advance Reactors: New Reactors Will Be a Gamechanger
Note from the editor: Our Friday Nuclear Matinee is a day early this week. Please enjoy a short video from Generation Atomic. By Robby Kile Advanced Reactors Life in the 21st Continue Reading →
Fort St. Vrain in Pictures: 6
The initial startup of the Fort St. Vrain station finally happened on January 31, 1974, which was roughly one month after the station had received an operating license from the Continue Reading →
Building the Nuclear Steam Supply System for an Icebreaker
This week’s video is a five-minute-plus “tour de force” on the actual steps of fabrication required to manufacture the integral reactors used in the latest Russian nuclear powered icebreakers. The Continue Reading →
Apply to Be Part of The Nuclear Engineering Student Delegation!
By Aristidis (Aries) Loumis The Nuclear Engineering Student Delegation (NESD) was one of the most amazing experiences I have ever had as a nuclear engineering student. In the summer of 2017, Continue Reading →
The Gordian Knot Of Grid Resilience – Part 2
By Sherrell R. Greene According to the Roman historian Quintus Rufus, Midas’s Gordian Knot was actually several knots so tightly entangled it was impossible to see how they were fastened. Continue Reading →
ANS Nuclear Cafe Friday Matinee (Double Feature) – 4/6
Offsetting the shock of this week’s announcement that FirstEnergy intends to shut down its entire fleet of nuclear plants (Davis-Besse, Perry and Beaver Valley) early – the first whole fleet Continue Reading →