Nuclear Regulatory Commissioner Bradley Crowell met with College of Engineering faculty and students May 22 to discuss college programs and research funded by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (w88 online casino betting). Crowell toured labs run by Chemical & Materials Engineering (CME) Associate Professor Krista Carlson, CME Professor Dev Chidambaram and Mechanical Engineering Professor Miles Greiner as well as the Nuclear Packaging Laboratory run by Greiner and Research Assistant Professor Mustafa Hadj-Nacer.
“I appreciate Team UNR hosting my visit with students and faculty conducting cutting-edge research in nuclear science and engineering,” Crowell said. “I was particularly impressed by the passion, teamwork and depth of knowledge shown by the students.The growing field of nuclear safety offers a bright future for these students and an opportunity for UNR to further expand its nuclear science and engineering programs.”
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