Nuclear
Heavy duty: $2.5 million effort will expand knowledge of nuclear matter’s basic ingredients, properties and processes
A&M-led project will bring together leading U.S. nuclear theorists to develop a framework
Software can sort illicit materials from mixed nuclear samples, study says
Process can identify three attributes of the sample’s history for investigators
Standing up to the heat: New alloy shows promise for nuclear reactors
Researchers from A&M, Los Alamos and Hokkaido University are creating the next generation of high-performance ODS alloys
From hours to minutes: Process cuts time to purify cancer-therapy isotope
Method could increase world’s useable supply of astatine-211 for research and therapeutics
A&M joins consortium to develop multi-million-dollar research reactor
Project will build the nation’s first advanced reactor for the 21st century
Model will convert radiation data into values useful to epidemiologists
Results could have long-term impact for nuclear safety and epidemiology
Researching optical fiber-based gamma thermometers to promote safety and sustainability
The project is both an experimental and computational effort focused on the ability to measure power distributions in nuclear reactors.
NNSA Awards $10 Million Center Grant To Texas A&M-Led Consortium
A Texas A&M University-led consortium has been awarded a five-year, $10 million grant to establish and implement the Center for Excellence in Nuclear Training And University-based Research (CENTAUR).
Channeling helium: A&M researchers take next step toward fusion energy
Engineers are looking at a way to make materials that are suitable for use in future fusion reactors
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