As a member of the task group, Assistant Professor Shaheen Dewji will examine the structure and application of exposure situations and categories of exposure and will consider whether changes or additions would improve the protection of people and the environment.

Sponsored by 3M and Shell, the fellowship provides $2,500 in funding to first-generation graduate students who demonstrate excellence in academics and research.

Experts from the Georgia Tech College of Engineering, including Associate Professor Marta Hatzell and Assistant Professor Dan Kotlyar, give their predictions and expectations for 2023.

NRE grad student Patience Lamb has been selected for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme (MSCFP) for 2023.

Earlier this semester, the Woodruff School, in conjunction with the ANS Georgia Section, hosted Southern Nuclear’s Bradley (Brad) J. Adams, vice president of technical compliance at Plant Vogtle, Units 3 & 4, for a talk titled “Digital Transformation of the Southern Nuclear Operating Fleet.”

She will be responsible for working with the Woodruff School’s faculty to develop a strategic research plan for future growth and investments in the school.

Zhang’s award will provide support for her to develop a robot-assisted online monitoring and maintenance system for nuclear reactors.

U.S. News & World Report graduate program rankings released on March 29, 2022, placed the George W. Woodruff School's nuclear engineering program 9th in the nation, while the school's mechanical engineering graduate program was ranked 4th.

Fourth year NRE student Kiara Chambers, from Crestview, Florida talks about working at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, being a first gen mentor, part of women in engineering, and her interest in painting.