Nuclear Engineering

A nuclear engineering student’s pro-nuclear energy sign at College GameDay goes viral.

Dr. Jean Ragusa’s joint appointment with Idaho National Laboratory enhances collaborative opportunities for researching nuclear engineering with computer simulations.

Development of molten salt reactor poised to solve challenges related to energy, clean water, and medical isotopes.

Nuclear engineering Ph.D. student Nahom Habtemariam is developing computational tools to understand what happens in the chamber of inertial fusion energy systems.

Three nuclear engineering students brought home first-place awards for research presentations at the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management conference.

As new director of the Center for Nuclear Security Science and Policy Initiatives, Man-Sung Yim brings expertise from a variety of fields and a passion for safe management of nuclear power.

Texas A&M doctoral student and the Rhisotope Project team up to use radioisotopes to protect endangered rhinos from poachers.

Dr. Yang Liu, a professor in the Department of Nuclear Engineering, received a Distinguished Early Career Award from the U.S. Department of Energy for a proposal to investigate the use of machine learning in designing and understanding new nuclear reactors.

A National Nuclear Security Administration meeting brought over 150 students to Texas A&M to present their nuclear nonproliferation research on June 4-7.

Ken Washington ’82 named 2024 Black Engineer of The Year for innovative work at the 38th Be Everything You Are (BEYA) STEM Conference in Baltimore.