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Joanne Liou, IAEA Office of Public Information and Communication AMPLE, or the Advanced Medical Physics Learning Environment, is an IAEA-developed e-learning tool available on the Cyber Learning Platform for Network Education and Training (CLP4NET). (Photo: J. Corpuz/Southern Philippines Medical Centre) Travel restrictions did not put a stop to the IAEA’s training activities this year. On the contrary, more people than ever attended webinars and e-learning courses, now offered exclusively online. The IAEA provides leading resources for experts, students and the general pub...

Nuclear Engineering Students Spotlight December 15, 2020 Meet Kaitlyn, a Nuclear Engineering Student Kaitlyn is a senior Nuclear Engineering student at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She studies Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Can you tell us a bit about Nuclear Engineering and what it’s like to study? My major offers many different paths of study. For my path, I study atoms: everything is made up of atoms, which are so small that you can’t even see them. When you break apart certain types of atoms, energy is released. In my classes, I am learnin...

good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, a shady red line. a red line the whole world is watching. the red line is the line that the obama administration and members of congress say iran cannot cross. listen to this. >> always keep all of our capabilities ready in the event that those red lines are crossed. >> that signaled an intention by iran to cross what we call the red line. >> the fact that they are active here has crossed a red line. >> the problem is, when someone tells you there's a red line you can't cross, or else? two things matter -- where exactly is...

As we saw on the tv at fukushima in japan. >> you have more than 40 years' experience in this field, doctor, as a highly skilled nuclear engineer. since you have raised these concerns on site, what have you been spending your days doing for the past 16 months? what has your job been since you started raising concerns? >> i was assigned to a basement office. and in the basement i keep myself busy by reading technical papers and trying to stay abreast of the technologies. >> mr. carpenter, one last question for you. the department of energy owns this site and is responsible for meeting dead line...

Her. she said that worked against her because her symptoms didn't appear life-threatening. you don't know what's going on inside your head. for her in particular, the retired nuclear engineer and she got upset when she found she could no longer do simple subtraction. i am not great with math to start with. i live with that every day. for her that was frightening. the question was what they had to balance was the risk. was it worth it to send a plane in under horrific conditions. the temperatures are 72 degrees below and wind chill of 100. that was worth the risk? they determined it was not. >>...