22/10/2014
Better together...Nuclear + Renewables.
We're better together.
The Nuclear Literacy Project is an educational outreach effort lead by the 501(c)3 nonprofit organiz
22/10/2014
Better together...Nuclear + Renewables.
We're better together.
21/10/2014
Nuclear Science Week made the World Nuclear News!! Excellent comments on the history & future of nuclear.
"Apparently due to the distribution of influence brought by the internet, new leaders are emerging in the form of educated young people that have achieved success due to their own engineering or entrepreneurial actions. Think of the new breed of billionaire app developers. They are neither experts from the 'top', nor people from the 'bottom'."
A long view of nuclear Home | About �|� Contact �| Sign up for our free Daily and Weekly emails 20 October 2014 More than a century has passed since radiation and nuclear energy were discovered and the image of those energy sources has undergone much evolution with the passing of several cultural waves, each of which left…
20/10/2014
It's meme time! Show us how nuclear intersects w/the things you most care about! And be sure to use the hashtag - http://www.nuclearscienceweek.org/2014-nuclear-science-week-meme-contest-teamnuclear/
2014 - Nuclear Science Week Meme Contest #TeamNuclear - Nuclear Science Week Nuclear Science Week is an opportunity to explore and celebrate all of the ways nuclear technologies are utilized in our world. Nuclear applications are used in energy, agriculture, medicine and security – and this year we want to highlight these partnerships. We challenge individuals, clubs and oth…
20/10/2014
Happy Nuclear Science Week!
16/10/2014
A new pronuclear group is about to be announced here at Nuclear Science Week - tune in: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nuclear-sci-week-live-stream
Nuclear Sci Week Live Stream Nuclear Science Week is an annual grassroots, collaborative public outreach event. Established and led by the Smithsonian affiliated National Nuclear Science and History Museum, Nuclear Science Week is celebrating its fifth year in Seattle, Washington! This event seeks to connect with new audiences…
06/10/2014
Great news for nuclear!
DOE Loans Are Only the Beginning for Much-Needed Investment in Nuclear -- Hurdles Remain for... The Department of Energy’s announcement for up to $12.6 billion in loan guarantees for advanced nuclear is great news for dozens of US companies developing cutting-edge nuclear power technologies struggling to find support in the US market. While the loans are a promising start, there are several po…
29/09/2014
It's time!! Get registered for the kickoff event in Seattle on Oct. 16th & 17th: http://www.nuclearscienceweek.org/thebigevent/
The Big Event - Nuclear Science Week The Big Event for Nuclear Science Week 2014! This free, two-day symposium is open to the public. Register now to get your tickets!
23/08/2014
Have you seen the new National Nuclear Science Week logo? NLP is very happy to be helping with the big event in Seattle this year, as well as rebrand for the website!! Stay tuned for more info soon!
Nuclear Science Week is getting closer! This year it will be held on October 20-24, 2014. With that said, we are excited to show off their new logo and get the word out.
19/08/2014
Why Science Needs Women
Science needs Women Under 30% of the physcists, engineers and computer scientists in the world's knowledge based economies are women. Only about 12% of science-decision-making p...
07/08/2014
Check out American Crane's Karen Norheim talking manufacturing, including nuclear:
Manufacturing Is Cool. Really. | Industry Market Trends Karen Norheim of American Crane & Equipment tells her story of how she got into manufacturing and writes how professionals must solve today's industry problems.
07/08/2014
Check out this great graphic from our outreach effort "Nuclear in Action" at the recent TREAT workshop at SRS!!
21/07/2014
Love this "nuclear family" featured on Humans of New York this morning.
“We were a two career family. I was a nuclear engineer. I designed shields for the fuel reactors on the first nuclear submarines. He was a carpenter.”