AIChE Centennial: ChE Research and Technology - Past and Future |
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| Session 61 - A Celebration of ChEmical Engineering Contributions to the Nuclear Technology | |||
| This session will celebrate chemical engineering's contributions to nuclear technology. Recipients of the NED's Robert E. Wilson award, as well as distinguished university professors and industry leaders, will be invited to recount the role chemical engineers played in the nuclear industry and offer their insight on where and how chemical engineers will be involved in development and application of future nuclear technologies such as fusion, advanced nuclear energy development including recycling and waste management, radiopharmaceuticals, etc. This year will mark the recently rejuvenated Nuclear Engineering Division's fifty-fourth anniversary as the first and oldest division in AIChE. | |||
| Chair: | Jack D. Law | ||
| CoChair: | Ralph Leonard | ||
| CoSponsor(s): | Nuclear Engineering Division |
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| 61a | ChEmical Engineering and Nuclear Technology at Oak Ridge National Laboratory Robert M. Wham, Phil McGinnis |
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| 61b | ChEmical Engineering and Nuclear Technology at Argonne National Laboratory Ralph Leonard |
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| 61c | A Rich History in Nuclear Materials Processing Technology at Los Alamos National Laboratory Mark Dinehart |
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| 61d | Processes and Experiences at the Hanford Site George Reddick Jr. |
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| 61e | The Role of ChEmical Engineering in the Development and Operation of Nuclear Technologies at the Idaho National Laboratory Jack D. Law, Jack D. Law, Roger N. Henry |
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| 61f | Savannah River National Laboratory – a 30 Year History in the Advancement of Environmental Science and Engineering T. Bond Calloway |
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