Friday Nuclear Matinee – July 14, 2017
Our ANS Nuclear Cafe “Friday Nuclear Matinee” feature this week is a brand new video produced by the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) entitled “What is the Future of Nuclear Continue Reading →
The New Great Compromise: Nuclear Energy’s Broad Appeal
By Doug Hardtmayer Whenever I turn on the news and hear how America should generate its electric power, hardly any “expert” cites nuclear energy. Energy discussions are especially prominent now, Continue Reading →
Sanmen Unit 1 Closer to Startup
Reports out of China emerged earlier this week that Sanmen Unit 1, the first Westinghouse AP1000 unit expected to start up, had “been commissioned.” These reports quoted an official speaking Continue Reading →
ANS Student Director Says National & Student Section Memberships are both a Must
By Katie Mummah I am the new student director for the American Nuclear Society. I will be representing students on the ANS Board of Directors for the next two years. Continue Reading →
A Busy Nuclear News Week
More than the usual number of nuclear energy-related news items have come to the fore this week, so we’ll touch on each significant development and provide links for further reading. Continue Reading →
Fifty Years at ATR: A National Treasure Based on an Audacious Idea
By Dr. Sean O’Kelly On the wall in my office hangs a picture of what appears to be an ordinary fellow. His short, dark hair is combed back in typical Continue Reading →
Belief in Science Trumps Global Deals
By Priyarshini Ghosh Science hasn’t always been his strongest suit, but he has grown up to be a businessman who, despite his lack of diplomatic conduct, has managed to successfully negotiate the Continue Reading →