Did you know that nuclear technology has been used in space almost since the beginning of human exploration in space? That’s right – nuclear energy has been used to power Continue Reading →
This week is National Nuclear Science Week – an exciting week of learning, teaching and interacting on all things nuclear-related. (You can read about the history of National Nuclear Science Continue Reading →
By Duriem Calderin Before diving deep into strategies for how to ace the Nuclear P.E exam, let’s briefly review the three main reasons of why it’s essential for nuclear engineers Continue Reading →
By Douglas Hardtmayer On Episode 12 of RadioNuclear, we discuss how fear-mongering stories about nuclear power plants in the path of a hurricane are irrelevant, the Oyster Creek Shutdown, and Continue Reading →
By Craig Piercy There’s no denying that nuclear energy in the United States has traveled a rough road over the past several years. Plants have closed, legislation to deal with Continue Reading →
by Will Davis This week has brought two news items – one positive and one negative – that echo a theme which runs down the history of nuclear energy like Continue Reading →
by Will Davis Last time, we looked at the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission’s (AEC) findings on the drivers of nuclear plant construction delay and cost overrun up through 1969. We’ll Continue Reading →