Neighboring Oak Ridge, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville has one of the country's top nuclear engineering programs.
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Why are 96,000,000 balls in the reservoir?– Nuclear engineer reacts to Veritasium
A nuclear engineer reacts to Veritasium’s video explaining why 96,000,000 black balls were placed in a reservoir. Learn the ...
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Texas A&M has big plans for building small nuclear reactors for its program in College Station
Aggies have big plans for small reactors at nation's largest nuclear program. The Texas A&M campus at College Station could ...
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TVA invests $3 million in UT Department of Nuclear Engineering
The Tennessee Valley Authority has invested a $3 million endowment to fund University of Tennessee's the Department of ...
Color photo of the mushroom cloud from the Trinity Test in 1945, taken by Jack Aeby Eighty years ago Wednesday, on July 16, 1945, the world changed forever when the first atomic bomb was detonated in ...
College students at Kansas State University are increasingly eyeing careers in nuclear technology. So the school has relaunched a bachelor’s degree that originally blazed a trail in the U.S. for ...
MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas State University’s TRIGA Mark II nuclear reactor is a unique feature on campus. “We’re a ...
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The most ridiculous comparison chart ever? Nuclear engineer reacts to WatchData
A nuclear engineer reacts to an absurd comparison chart featured by WatchData. We break down what makes the chart misleading, ...
After Frank Pulciano left the U.S. Navy with eight years of service under his belt, he didn’t picture himself returning to nuclear engineering. As a submarine engineering laboratory technician aboard ...
The initiative supports NY Governor Hochul’s plan to establish an 8.4 GW nuclear energy "backbone" of dependable, ...
Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness has announced the winner of the 2025 Nuclear Service Award. Mindy Mets was ...
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Mission Mars: Nuclear thermal propulsion could double efficiency of rockets
A nuclear thermal propulsion engine could cut the travel time in half for future space explorers racing to the Red Planet.
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