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Where should we put our nuclear waste? A team of University of Oklahoma researchers is looking into that question to find a way to locate storage facilities across the country.
In 1999, a worker at a Japanese nuclear fuel plant was exposed to critical levels of radiation. He's still thought to have suffered the worst radiation burns in history. He lived for 83 agonizing days afterward as his body all but disintegrated.
The Department of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences at U-M has received $5.1M in funding for 3 nuclear technology projects.
Upgrade comes amid UofL Health’s latest modernization project to empower physicians to expedite care processes through medical imaging
The U-M Department of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences has received $5.1 million funding for three projects to advance nuclear technology. The department is also collaborating on three more of the 74 projects that the U.S. Department of