Archive for November 2018
Hadron Therapy–Current Progress and Research Issues
SPEAKER:DR. ELEANOR A. BLAKELY LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY DATE/TIME:MON, 11/26/2018 – 4:00PM TO 5:00PMLOCATION:3105 ETCHEVERRY HALLFall 2018 Colloquium SeriesAbstract: Hadron radiotherapy for cancer treatment with protons or carbon ions was originally developed at…
Read MoreLaser-driven Pulsed Neutron Sources as a potential Pool-side Characterization Tool for Nuclear Fuels
SPEAKER: SVEN C. VOGEL TECHNICAL STAFF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIVISION LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY DATE/TIME: MON, 11/19/2018 – 4:00PM TO 5:00PM LOCATION: 3105 ETCHEVERRY HALL Fall 2018 Colloquium Series Abstract: The unique…
Read MoreNE Student Sarah Stevenson Featured in Idaho National Laboratory Article
NE Student Sarah Stevenson Featured in Idaho National Laboratory Article Sarah Stevenson, a PhD student, was featured this April in an article highlighting her worldly travels in pursuit of nuclear…
Read MoreNE Advisory Board Member Rita Baranwal, nominated for Assistant Secretary of Energy at the Department of Energy
NE Advisory Board Member Rita Baranwal, nominated for Assistant Secretary of Energy at the Department of Energy FRIDAY, NOV 9TH 2018 Rita Baranwal has been nominated to be an Assistant Secretary of…
Read MoreNE Professor Ed Morse Publishes “Nuclear Fusion”
NE Professor Ed Morse Publishes “Nuclear Fusion” FRIDAY, NOV 9TH 2018 Professor Ed Morse publishes a book on “Nuclear Fusion” from Springer Publishings International. Congratulations Ed!
Read MoreNSSC Director and UCB NE Professor Jasmina Vujic elected ANS Fellow
NSSC Director and UCB NE Professor Jasmina Vujic elected ANS Fellow FRIDAY, NOV 9TH 2018 Congratulations to our very own Prof. Jasmina Vujic, for her election to the highest rank of…
Read MoreProduction of the Transplutonium Elements
SPEAKER: SUSAN HOGLE NUCLEAR ENGINEER DATE/TIME: MON, 11/05/2018 – 4:00PM TO 5:00PM LOCATION: 3105 ETCHEVERRY HALL Fall 2018 Colloquium Series Abstract: The transplutonium elements were discovered beginning in the 1940s and 50s, with…
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