BORAX, SPERT Tests; INL at 70!
by Will Davis Idaho National Laboratory is celebrating 70 years of operation in the mission of advancing knowledge in the field of nuclear technology. Materials, methods – even basic questions Continue Reading →
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New Year, New Committee, Diversity and Inclusion in ANS
By Dr. Lane Carasik As I write this, I’m excited to know the future of the American Nuclear Society will involve the activities and efforts of the newly formed Diversity Continue Reading →
Show Engineering Love During EWeek, February 17-23
By Janice Lindegard Founded by the National Society of Professional Engineers in 1951, Engineers Week (EWeek), is dedicated to ensuring a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce by increasing interest in Continue Reading →
Historic Army SM-1 Nuclear Plant in Photos
by Will Davis It was released this week that the US Army Corps of Engineers has decided to enter into the process of decontaminating and dismantling the historic SM-1 nuclear Continue Reading →
Why Nuclear is an Emerging Technology for the Space Economy
By Dr. Christopher Morrison Nuclear energy has played a key supporting role in historic missions to Mars, Pluto, and across the Solar System for the last 50 years. On January Continue Reading →
ANS Friday Nuclear Matinee 2/1: Vogtle Timeline Update
Our latest ANS Nuclear Cafe Matinee film is the latest video update by Southern Company on the progress of the Vogtle nuclear plant expansion. This video runs just over seven Continue Reading →
Are the Tides Turning for Advanced U.S. Nuclear?
By Doug Hardtmayer Welcome to the New Year! Even though I am on the road, there is just so much happening lately in nuclear I could not pass up the Continue Reading →