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Be sure to mark your calendars for U.S. WIN Professional Development Week: November 16-20. winus.org/news/pd-week-save-…
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@INL's IMPACT project is accelerating nuclear fuels research by helping scientists collect critical licensing data faster.
More efficient, longer-lasting fuels could mean lower energy costs across America. Watch ⬇️
See the full video: brnw.ch/21x6BIe
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⚛️It’s #NuclearScienceWeek!
Our @NA_YGN & @WomenInNuclear chapters hosted events celebrating the scientists, engineers, educators & students shaping next-gen nuclear.
We are proud to unlock the full power of nuclear innovation & deliver proven solutions across energy & health.
This week, our employees from Arkansas Nuclear One and its North American Young Generation in Nuclear- NAYGN and U. S. Women in Nuclear chapters are bringing the excitement of nuclear power to 13 schools and more than 2,000 students.🙌
#NuclearSciWeek | #WePowerLife
As a sketchman, Sean M. maintains ruled lines, but his journey to this career path was less straightforward. He earned a bachelor’s degree in interior architecture from the University of Tennessee in 2017, looked at the career path ahead of him — and chose a new map.
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@INL produces high-specific-activity cobalt-60 at its Advanced Test Reactor, the only U.S. source of this medical isotope. Operators measure gamma output from irradiated cobalt targets to determine shipment readiness.
Learn more: inl.gov/advanced-test-reacto…
@ENERGY @Gov_nuclear
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What do spider webs have to do with fusion research? More than you might think.
LLNL's Michael Stadermann explores the surprising connection between spider silk and @lasers_llnl.
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Ni-63 used in explosive trace detectors at airports and ports begins as enriched Ni-62 at @ORNL. At the lab, multiple capabilities connect to support this national security mission.

ALT Cover art for Oak Ridge National Laboratory featuring a digital illustration. The design includes a teal backpack and a laptop displaying a screen with the text "STATUS: CLEARED!" and a line drawing of a backpack. The bottom of the image prominently features "Ni-63 Transition Metal.

ALT This image is an information card from Oak Ridge National Laboratory about Nickel-63. It includes details such as half-life of 101.2 years, atomic number 28, atomic mass 62.92 amu, and decay type as beta decay. Uses mentioned are security, airport, and port screenings. It is used to detect traces of explosives and to power nuclear batteries. Production route involves neutron capture on enriched nickel-62.
We’re excited to see the numbers! You’ve got one more week to send us your Q3 metrics for 2026 (due October 31). Submissions and more information: winus.org/metrics-committee/
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Every Oct. 23 (10/23), 6:02 a.m.-6:02 p.m., is designated as Mole Day, commemorating Avogadro's number, 6.02×10²³. The mole has applications across @INL’s research areas.
Experts at our Analytical Research Lab study nuclear fuels down to the atomic level: inl.gov/document/radiochemis…
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We're proud to educate the next generation about nuclear energy.⚛️
This week, team members from Arkansas Nuclear One and its @NA_YGN and @WomenInNuclear chapters are bringing the excitement of nuclear power to 13 schools impacting more than 2,000 students.🙌
#NuclearSciWeek
Hey WIN world! This is @nucleargrrl initiating a (non)hostile takeover of the U.S. WIN X account! Today the Westinghouse Pittsburgh Chapter is hosting 50 students for a day of discovery at Engineer Your Future STEM workshop. Follow along as we share details of our biggest event! – at Ruffs Dale, PA
These events are also a chance for our employee members to broaden their network and stretch skills they might not use often, like public speaking, making social connections w/strangers, leading others in an activity, organizing groups, etc.
Thanks U.S. WIN for letting me commandeer your feed. And thanks @WECNuclear for investing in us and continuing to support U.S. WIN's strategic objectives! – at Pittsburgh, PA
Replying to @WomenInNuclear @nucleargrrl
Student groups race each other to navigate their @Sphero BOLT robot through a task laden obstacle course using block programming. Programming this Sphero robot to the finish line without leaving the course is harder than it looks! #nuclearsciweek – at Ruffs Dale, PA
























