By Don Miley The American Nuclear Society recently recognized the Idaho National Laboratory’s Advanced Test Reactor (ATR) Complex as a Nuclear Historic Landmark at the 2016 ANS Winter meeting in Continue Reading →
The now-obscure and thick “Atoms for Peace Manual” published in 1955 by the U.S. Government Printing Office (and presented by Senator Alexander Wiley) contains, near its end, a curious and Continue Reading →
By Will Davis This week, the American Nuclear Society (ANS) announced the approval and publication of its latest position statement, which addresses the existential threat faced by the nation’s commercial nuclear Continue Reading →
There’s talk in some circles these days about selecting fossil-fueled power plants and adding nuclear reactors to them in order to “repower” them without emissions. One early example, the Saxton Continue Reading →
By Boris Le Ngoc What is at stake for the U.K. industry and research centers? Euratom underpins a number of the processes for the U.K.’s nuclear industry, all of which is Continue Reading →
By Will Davis This week’s ANS Nuclear Cafe Friday Matinee presents the very latest Vogtle Timeline construction update, which is part of a truly incredible video series developed by Georgia Continue Reading →
By Doug Hardtmayer I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to go to the American Nuclear Society meeting in Las Vegas in November 2016, although it was by happenstance. Continue Reading →