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Workshops, panel discussions, dinner meetings and special performances focus on nuclear energy covering educational outreach, emerging green technologies, and innovative thinking that can restore the world’s ecosystems with nuclear energy.
Celebrate the 82nd Anniversary of the chain reaction of 1942.
US Senate Celebrates World Nuclear Energy Day with Resolution on Floor of Senate Chambers
On December 2nd, 2024, U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) and Jim Risch (R-ID) introduced a resolution in the Senate to designate December 2 as World Nuclear Energy Day. The resolution celebrates the peaceful development of nuclear energy technology and underscores the vital role of nuclear power in strengthening the U.S. economy and supporting a reliable energy grid worldwide.
Initiated by the US Senate "Advanced Nuclear Caucus", the group is specifically dedicated to amplifying the critical role nuclear energy plays in the United States and exploring emerging advanced nuclear reactors.
Details here: https://www.warner.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2024/12/warner-risch-celebrate-world-nuclear-energy-day
“Nuclear energy is critical to meeting U.S. and global energy demands,” Sen. Warner said. “I’m proud to celebrate World Nuclear Energy Day with my co-chair Sen. Risch to celebrate the advancement of the U.S. nuclear energy industry and highlight the importance of building on the progress we have made.”
“Enthusiasm for nuclear energy is at an all-time high, and we must keep this momentum going,” Sen. Risch said. “I’m proud to celebrate World Nuclear Energy Day with Senator Warner and acknowledge the incredible advancements the United States, and particularly the Idaho National Lab, have made to maintain our global leadership in nuclear energy.”
Sens. Warner and Risch are joined by U.S. Sens. Mike Crapo (R-ID), Dick Durbin (D-IL), Mike Braun (R-IN), Chris Coons (D-DE), Thom Tillis (R-NC), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Joe Manchin (I-WV), Roger Marshall (R-KS), Cory Booker (D-NJ), Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), and Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) in introducing the resolution.
In a tribute to World Nuclear Energy Day, the CN Tower, Toronto, lit up BLUE to celebrate milestones in nuclear energy.
Giving thanks to Bruce Power employee Sandy Wilson for requesting the CN Tower turn blue for this occasion. For the last 30 minutes of each hour tonight, the CN Tower will shine blue. Sandy requested this to honor Cherenkov radiation, the perceived blue glow when charged particles like neutrons are moving faster than the speed of light within a water moderator.
See Post here:
Happy World Nuclear Energy Day from Bruce Power!
Every night, the CN Tower lights up to honour major Canadian cultural moments, charities and special causes.
Nuclear Institute/Nuclear Industry Association: Nuclear Industry Annual Dinner 2024
Thursday, December 5th, London
Attended by over 1400 industry professionals, the NI/NIA Annual Dinner is an excellent opportunity to raise your company’s profile, bring teams together and network with colleagues.
Organised jointly between the Nuclear Institute and the Nuclear Industry Association, join us to celebrate your achievements over the last year and consider future challenges for the sector.
Talented and innovative people are the life blood of the nuclear industry. The mission of World Nuclear Energy Day is to celebrate the benefits of nuclear and the people who make it happen.
Andy Gee, Founder of NuclearJobs announces today that his organization, NuclearJobs.org, has transitioned to now become the only truly global nuclear industry job board available for job seekers as well as offering a single integrated platform for Recruiters. "We have been associated with World Nuclear Energy Day since it’s inception and in celebration of the 2024 theme #WeAreCriticalMass we are delighted to be able to share this one-time special promo with supporters."
To maximize matchmaking in the industry, Andy has offered a recruiting incentive. The promotional code: WNED2024 is now available in the NuclearJobs.org portal for new and existing Recruiters to register / login and get a 50% saving when ordering their job posting credits. The best thing is these credits are valid for 12 months; this is a genuinely a one-off promotional opportunity only available throughout December 2024.
Watch "Innovate Australia" in celebrating World Nuclear Energy Day
Sunday, December 1
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM Eastern USA Time
Monday, December 2
9AM - 11AM
Perth Australia Time
Once more, Innovate Australia proudly assumes the role of the official Ambassador for World Nuclear Energy Day in the year 2024. For the fourth consecutive occasion, we extend a cordial invitation to commemorate the astounding strides in technology and ingenuity within the global nuclear energy sector.
Showcasing Nuclear Energy in Australia and Around the Globe
Peter Kasprzak
Chairman, Innovate Australia
Jim Scherrer
Coordinator, World Nuclear Energy Day
Dr John Harries
Secretary and Past-President, Australian Nuclear Association
Ross Elliott
Executive Adviser / Director Business Development - Australia, StarCore Nuclear
Robert Parker
Founder, Nuclear For Climate Australia
Dr Warren McKenzie
Founder and Managing Director, HB11 Energy
The presentations will be followed by a Q&A session and a general discussion moderated by Peter Kasprzak
December 2, 9:30 a.m. Central USA time on ZOOM
Before Oppenheimer, There Was Wilhelm
Learn the incredible history of Chicago Pile 1 and the urgent need to produce pure uranium for its success.
Join award-winning author, Teresa Wilhelm Waldof, in celebrating World Nuclear Energy Day
In February 1942, leaders of the Manhattan Project had a problem: to prove a controlled nuclear chain reaction was possible, they needed pure uranium—tons of it and in less than ten months. With only a few grams in existence, there was little hope anyone could achieve such a feat. Harley Wilhelm, a chemistry professor at Iowa State College, rose to the challenge. He provided the core uranium for the Chicago Pile 1 experiment on December 2, 1942. Wilhelm then invented the mass production process, the Ames Process, which is still in use today.
Learn how Wilhelm accomplished what others had not, enduring explosions, fires, and other obstacles while producing the millions of pounds of uranium needed for Oak Ridge to go live and for the Manhattan Project to succeed.
Teresa Wilhelm Waldof is the world’s leading expert on the Ames Project Section of the Manhattan Project. Her book, Wilhelm’s Way: The Inspiring Story of the Iowa Chemist Who Saved the Manhattan Project, is the winner of numerous awards including the Minnesota Book Award for Nonfiction and the Excellence in Iowa History Award. To purchase an author-signed copy, click here. Wilhelm’s Way is also available from Amazon or your favorite bookseller.
Join the presentation link on Zoom here: Before Oppenheimer, There Was Wilhelm and use passcode: WNED
Energy Fuels celebrates Clean Energy on World Nuclear Energy Day
On #WorldNuclearEnergyDay, we shine a spotlight on the crucial role of nuclear energy in building a clean and sustainable world.
Nuclear energy is witnessing a momentum shift as more people favor the use of nuclear generation for electricity. On an international scale, nuclear energy is hitting critical mass as we explore more sustainable, low-emissions options.
As a key supplier of uranium, Energy Fuels is dedicated to fueling the nuclear industry with necessary resources to provide this safe, carbon-free power currently sparking interest on a global scale. ⚛️
#UUUU #REE #Mining #US #Investing #Production #WeAreCriticalMass
Anthropocene Institute celebrates World Nuclear Energy Day with Video Post
Today is World Nuclear Energy Day! Here’s just a few of the reasons we love this powerful energy source:
1. Carbon-Free Power: Nuclear energy is a clean, carbon-free baseload energy source. It generates nearly half of the United States' clean energy, making it a cornerstone in the fight to reduce carbon emissions.
2. Improved Air Quality: By displacing energy sources like coal and natural gas (methane), nuclear energy has prevented millions of deaths linked to air pollution from burning fossil fuels over its operational lifetime.
3. Exceptional Efficiency: Nuclear fuel is remarkably efficient. A single fuel pellet, the size of a gummy bear, can produce the same energy as a ton of coal, enabling high energy output with minimal waste.
4. Unmatched Reliability: Nuclear power plants operate at full capacity 93% of the time, far exceeding other energy sources like wind and solar, ensuring a steady and dependable energy supply.
Nuclear energy stands as a powerful, sustainable solution to modern energy challenges. Let’s celebrate its contribution to a cleaner and more secure energy future!
#Energy #CleanEnergy #NuclearEnergy #WorldNuclearEnergyDay #Nuclear #Climate #ClimateAction #EnergySecurity
Join Allied Power as it celebrates World Nuclear Energy Day
Celebrating World Nuclear Energy Day
On this #WorldNuclearEnergyDay, Allied Power celebrates the transformative power of nuclear energy and the extraordinary people who drive it forward.
Through our maintenance, modifications, and project services, we support this vital industry at its core. With the acquisitions of Dominion Engineering, Inc. (DEI) and Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc (RSCS), we’ve strengthened our ability to deliver industry-leading engineering, asset management, and radiological protection services. Together, we empower our customers to enhance safety, efficiency, and operational excellence.
Aligned with this year’s theme, "We Are Critical Mass," we recognize the collective impact of nuclear energy and the extraordinary people driving its success.
#WeAreCriticalMass #NuclearEnergy #Sustainability #AlliedPower
Join the International University, Pune India in celebrating Fusion on World Nuclear Energy Day
India’s journey to lead in nuclear fusion begins with collaboration and innovation. Let’s celebrate our potential to make energy accessible, equitable, and revolutionary! 🌐
"Ontario's Nuclear Advantage" celebrates World Nuclear Energy Day
On World Nuclear Energy Day, we celebrate the clean, reliable nuclear power that drives Ontario forward.
82 years ago, the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction took place. Today, nuclear energy powers over half of Ontario's homes, hospitals and businesses and is essential to meet the province's growing energy demands.
#worldnuclearenergyday
Major Milestone on World Nuclear Energy Week
What an incredible moment! This week, Hinkley Point C reached a historic milestone with the installation of Britain’s first nuclear reactor in over 30 years. Watching it being carefully lowered into place is nothing short of inspiring—a true symbol of progress for our energy future.
Hinkley Point C will provide clean, reliable electricity to millions of homes and businesses, powering the UK’s transition to a low-carbon, electrified future. As we electrify transport, heating, and industry, this project is essential to meeting the UK’s net zero goals and ensuring energy security for decades to come.
Take a moment to watch the video below and see history in action. It’s a fascinating glimpse into the innovation, collaboration, and sheer determination behind Hinkley Point C—and the bigger picture of how we’re helping Britain transition to a cleaner, electrified future.
At EDF, we are committed to delivering the solutions that will power a sustainable, net zero Britain. Hinkley Point C and our extended nuclear fleet are crucial steps forward—and we’re just getting started.
Kenya is celebrating clean energy and a brighter future on World Nuclear Energy Day 2024 on December 2nd
In partnership with the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Nuclear Society of Kenya, NuPEA Nuclear Power and Energy Agency, Kenyan National Research Fund, EAARP and the County Government of Kilifi this team has created a celebratory event and poster to describe the day. The Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board (NuPEA) is in charge of spearheading the nuclear sector in the country.
The Nuclear Society of Kenya will be observing the day in Kilifi County along the Kenyan coast. This is the place where Kenya's first nuclear plant will be built.
The pace of technological progress can be a little strange sometimes. Case in point..... The year is 1956, and the world's first commercial #nuclear reactor is sitting on a Norfolk & Western #railroad siding in Hagerstown, MD, having just been dropped off by a #coal-fired #steam locomotive after the first leg of its journey to the Shippingport Atomic Power Station nuclear plant at Shippingport, PA. A Pennsylvania Railroad diesel locomotive brought it the rest of the way, and the reactor was putting power into the grid about sixteen months later on the date of December 2nd, 1957; exactly 15 years after the first critical reaction at Fermi's Chicago Pile 1.
Westinghouse designed the reactor, which was built at Combustion Engineering in Chattanooga, TN, but because of the reactor's bulk (it's actually taller than the locomotive, which is normally a no-no), it had to follow an indirect route to its destination.
Emirates is celebrating World Nuclear Energy Day
Emirates Nuclear Energy Company
Celebrating World Nuclear Energy Day! Today, we honor the collective effort behind nuclear energy’s role in creating cleaner, more sustainable energy solutions.
في اليوم العالمي للطاقة النووية، نحتفي بجهود قطاع الطاقة النووية العالمي ودوره الكبير في توفير حلول مستدامة ونظيفة للطاقة يمكننا الاعتماد عليه
The Nuclear Energy Institute is celebrating the holiday season with some etiquette and ideas!
The Dinner Party Celebration!
2024 has been an incredibly slow year. Nothing has happened. Literally nothing besides Brat summer. Also, the Atomic Energy Advancement Act. Those are the two main things. We all know that’s not true, but even with everything that happened this year, nuclear was Miss Popular, thanks to announcements from state capitols, the Hill and Silicon Valley.
With its newfound popularity, nuclear may come up at Thanksgiving (or Christmas or other Holiday) dinner, and we want you to be prepared. Here are some tips on how to navigate questions your relatives may have about nuclear energy, so you don’t have to talk about why you’re single or why you’re still exploring what you want to do with your life.
Special Interview for World Nuclear Energy Day 2024 ⚛️
Watch an interesting interview session with Jeremiah Josey the founder of The Thorium Network.
Video link - https://youtu.be/5T-TvT5fPbI?si=GCoyWdMnuB-Gvhb-
Join us in this insightful interview with Jeremiah Josey the founder of The Thorium Network exploring liquid thorium fission energy, the future of nuclear power, and India's ambitious thorium program.
Discover how this alternative fuel can revolutionize clean energy and India's role in shaping the nuclear landscape.
This year the theme of world nuclear energy day is "We are critical mass"
#worldnuclearenergyday2024
#worldnuclearenergyday
#WeAreCriticalMass
Event Creator is Parmanu Mitra - Atoms Friend
Paramanu is a technical term in Hinduism. It is defined as the smallest and indivisible particle of matter. And, the English meaning of Hindi mitra is buddy (a noun).
UK National Nuclear Laboratory celebration for World Nuclear Energy Day 2024 ⚛️
On World Nuclear Energy Day, we're proud to showcase how we're revolutionising nuclear power. Our scientists are researching and developing coated particle fuel - where a single kernel the size of a poppy seed can boil 8 kettles. ☕️
This is the future of clean energy in action, as Alex Iszatt saw when she visited our Preston laboratory. From ground-breaking safety features to exceptional energy efficiency, we're writing the next chapter in nuclear innovation.
Read more about our world-leading research and watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/ecw35H4H
#WorldNuclearEnergyDay #CleanEnergy #Innovation #NuclearScience
Tone Langengen of Tony Blair Institute for Global Change in celebration of World Nuclear Energy Day 2024
Today’s political leaders seeking to provide clean, low-cost sources of energy in abundance face a choice: Embrace the new age of nuclear technology and harness its power or continue paying the price of inaction.
New analysis published by TBI reveals the impact nuclear power could have had on reducing the world’s emissions, had the technology continued to develop in the past few decades.
The world is turning back to nuclear power as a route to decarbonising its economies. Our new paper calls on governments to better handle the risks and public attitudes towards nuclear power and other technologies to successfully tackle climate change: https://bit.ly/3OwM9A0
#climatechange #sustainability #nuclear #technology #netzero Tone Langengen
Grassroots celebration of World Nuclear Energy Day 2024
We are a Grassroots movement dedicated to tackling climate change, biodiversity loss, and poverty using evidence-based solutions.
🌍⚛️ With this hashtag #WorldNuclearEnergyDay, we celebrate Africa's role in clean, reliable energy!
From Koeberg powering South Africa 🇿🇦 to Egypt's 🇪🇬 El Dabaa project, and 14 nations planning a nuclear future, Africa is embracing clean, reliable nuclear energy.
Together, we are a critical mass for sustainability.
Dominion celebration of World Nuclear Energy Day 2024
Happy World Nuclear Energy Day!
At Dominion Engineering, Inc., we are proud to contribute to the innovations and advancements that make nuclear energy a cornerstone of a cleaner, more resilient energy future. Today, we celebrate not only the immense potential of nuclear energy to reduce carbon emissions and power sustainable development but also the talented individuals who drive this progress every day.
From enhancing plant performance and reliability to increasing the efficiency of refueling outages, decommissioning, and waste management, DEI is committed to providing solutions that ensure the success of nuclear energy worldwide.
Join us in recognizing the role of nuclear energy in building a sustainable future, and let’s continue to advance energy literacy and the teaching of energy efficiency, resilience, and power technology together.
Here’s to the people and innovation that make it all possible.
#WorldNuclearEnergyDay #NuclearEnergy #Sustainability #WeAreCriticalMass #Innovation #DEI
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) celebrates World Nuclear Energy Day 2024
#WorldNuclearEnergyDay is the perfect day to honour Canada’s first nuclear power reactor, the Nuclear Power Demonstration (NPD), and Canada’s first nuclear generating station, Douglas Point. These two CANDU® prototypes set the path for Ontario’s low-carbon, nuclear-led energy grid of today. CNL is now decommissioning Douglas Point and NPD, and proud to support an energy source with minimal environmental impact from beginning to end.
Read More here www.cnl.ca/npd www.cnl.ca/dp
Check out the USA Women In Nuclear (WIN) celebratory post on World Nuclear Energy Day 2024
Positioning the United States for the future of nuclear energy and technology through the advancement of women
Nuclear Electric Power Generation from Washington, DC
Happy World Nuclear Energy Day!
See the Nuclear Society Kenya celebratory post on World Nuclear Energy Day 2024
As the Nuclear Society of Kenya, we are proud to champion the role of nuclear energy in delivering clean, reliable, and sustainable solutions for Kenya and beyond. Together, we can achieve critical mass for a brighter tomorrow.
Today marks 82 years since the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction, a groundbreaking moment in history that continues to power innovation and progress.
This year’s theme, "We Are Critical Mass", reminds us of the transformative power of collective action—both in nuclear physics and in shaping a sustainable future for all.
#WeAreCriticalMass #WorldNuclearEnergyDay2024 #WorldNuclearEnergyDay #NuclearForKenya #SustainableFuture
Invitation to Join
"Stand Up for Nuclear"
Spectacular Event
29 NOVEMBER, 2024
09:00AM-18:30PM
Newtown Hall
Kouga Local Municipality Jeffrey’s Bay, Eastern Cape
South Africa
Energy + Environment Leader Posts News on World Nuclear Energy Day
Monday, December 2, 2024
Staff Writer
World Nuclear Energy Day 2024 arrives at a pivotal moment as the world intensifies efforts to combat climate change, ensure energy security, and transition to sustainable energy systems. This day celebrates nuclear energy's role in delivering clean, reliable, and scalable power while highlighting innovations and strategies that position it as a key player in the global energy landscape.
Twenty two countries signed up to the goal of tripling global nuclear energy capacity by 2050, at the UN's COP28 climate change conference.
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Nuclear Energy Enthusiast & Thought
COP29 was packed with incredible moments. I had the honor of moderating the panel discussion on “Green Education Technologies: On the Way to an Equitable and Sustainable Future,” at the Youth Pavilion in Green Zone.
I shared the stage with amazing leaders: Sama Bilbao y Leon, Wei HUANG and Tatiana Terentyeva (Rosatom’s DDG for HR).
Of course what would my day be without being in front of the camera? I also did media interviews highlighting the role of green education and nuclear energy in building a sustainable future.
To cap off an inspiring day, we attended The Nuclear Dream: Immersive Theatre event organized by Rosatom. This unique experience beautifully showcased the potential of nuclear energy through art and storytelling.
#COP29
Princy Mthombeni is a "Global Network Ambassador" from South Africa for World Nuclear Energy Day
A Nuclear TownHall in Skudai, Johor was created to celebrate World Nuclear Energy Day 2024 and was organized by Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) and supported by its @Nuclear Engineering Students Society (NESS).
Distinguished speakers included Professor Dr. Mohsin Bin Mohd Sies
Coordinator of Nuclear Engineering Programme
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Global Overview and Progress of Nuclear Power
By Madam Sheriffah Noor Khamseah
Innovation & Nuclear Advocate And Consultant
Aluma Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Global Ambassador World Nuclear Energy Day-Malaysia
Exploring the Current Status of Small Modular Reactor
and Future Prospects
By Dr. Nur Syazwani binti Mohd Ali
Senior Lecturer of Nuclear Engineering Program
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Followed by a Q&A Session and Laboratory Equipment Demonstration
We Are Innovation is celebrating World Nuclear Energy Day 2024
Did you know there is a World Nuclear Energy Day? And that it is today? 📅
👉 The 2nd of December marks the anniversary of the world's first self-sustaining, controlled nuclear chain reaction.
👉 This successful experiment was coordinated by the Nobel Prize-winning scientist Enrico Fermi and took place at the University of Chicago's football field.
82 years after we say - Happy #WorldNuclearEnergyDay #WeAreCriticalMass! 🎉
Damona🟢 celebrates World Nuclear Energy Day
Today is #WorldNuclearEnergyDay!
December 2nd is no ordinary date. It marks two historic milestones:
🔬 The world’s first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction by Fermi’s Chicago Pile-1 in 1942.
⚡ The startup of the first commercial nuclear power reactor in Shippingport, Pennsylvania, exactly 15 years later in 1957.
💡Today, nuclear energy powers millions of homes and industries with clean, reliable energy, contributes to cutting-edge technologies and supports the fight against climate change.
But World Nuclear Energy Day isn’t just about the systems and reactors—it’s about the people. 👨🏼🔧👨🏻🏭👩🏼💼👩🏾⚖️ From engineers and operators to policymakers and innovators, this industry is powered by those who believe in a sustainable future.
Let’s take a moment to acknowledge the critical role nuclear plays in the global energy mix and the talented individuals driving this sector forward. Together, we are critical mass, shaping a brighter, more resilient future. 🌟
#WeAreCriticalMass #nuclearenergy #innovation #cleanenergy #sustainability
The third event of the Nuclear Town Hall organized by the Nuclear Engineering Students Society (NESS) of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) to celebrate World Nuclear Energy Day 2024 (WNED 2024) was a Laboratory demonstration of Radiation testing and Shielding (Radiation absorbers) conducted by Dr. Nor Afifah binti Basri, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering, UTM, Mr. Ikhwan Hakim bin Abdul Samat, Assistant Engineer, Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering, UTM and Mr. Mohd Isamir bin Md Isa , Assistant Vocational Training Officer, Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering, UTM.
Students were provided the opportunity to conduct some of the tests themselves.
NESS President @Bryan Leow Soon Hong presented a certificate of appreciation to the team who had kindly assisted and supported the conduct of these laboratory tests.
Nuclear power is one of the safest, cleanest forms of energy -- yet to most people, it might not feel that way. Why is that?
Isabelle Boemeke, the world's first nuclear energy influencer and creator of the social media persona Isodope, deftly debunks the major objections to nuclear power and explains her unconventional way of educating people about this clean energy source. If you love watching TED Talks, tune in to watch.
Click Here for YouTube of "Isodope"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESAaz9v4mSU
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Southern Nuclear celebrates Enrico Fermi
Today is #WorldNuclearEnergyDay! ⚛️ This marks the 82nd anniversary of the first nuclear chain reaction, which took place on Dec. 2, 1942, and was led by Enrico Fermi at the University of Chicago’s football field.
Here are 5️⃣ fun facts about the historical event:
1️⃣ Led by Fermi, 49 scientists attended the event, with Leona Marshall being the only female researcher present. 👩🔬
2️⃣ During the early years of the #AtomicAge, the term “pile” was used to describe the device that controls the nuclear fission reaction, which later became known as a “reactor”. 🔋
3️⃣ The scientists used instruments named after Winnie the Pooh characters – Piglet, Tigger and Pooh – to monitor the reaction. 🍯
4️⃣ Scientist George Well withdrew the cadmium-plated control rod, initiating the first controlled chain reaction. ⚡️
5️⃣ The group celebrated with a bottle of Chianti poured into paper cups, and most participants signed the wine bottle’s label, which served as the only written record of those who took part in the experiment. 🥤
🙌🏼 ☢️ 🙌🏾 ⚛️ 🙌🏻
How cool is this!?
What the world needs now is Love, Sweet Love... and Department of Nuclear Engineering at Texas A&M University has lots of ❤️ for Nuclear Energy!
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#AtomicGameday
#WeTooCriticalMass
#WorldNuclearEnergyDay
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ON THIS DAY in 1942, the world’s first self-sustaining controlled nuclear chain reaction took place at the University of Chicago.
Here are 10 things you didn’t know that you didn’t know about that historic day.
https://lnkd.in/eAN5-Bg
#WorldNuclearEnergyDay
Casey Hughes Shout out to His Great-Grandfather on World Nuclear Energy Day
ROBERT F. GILKESON (1917 - 1993)
Important man in "nuclear" from PECO
Casey Hughes, Senior at Henderson High School, West Chester, Pennsylvania, celebrates World Nuclear Energy Day with recognition of the role his great-grandfather played at Philadelphia Electric Company (PECO) and his leadership in developing the Peach Bottom and Limerick nuclear generating stations.
World Nuclear Energy Day is celebrated as a "distributed event", with virtual and physical events occurring all over the world. Because of the ubiquity of digital meeting and event management technologies, World Nuclear Energy Day can be celebrated by everyone with access to a digital device. There are many events (both in person and virtual) which are organized and hosted by supporters of World Nuclear Energy Day, on or near December 2nd each year. Create your own event or find another event and join in yourself where the invitation is offered.
World Nuclear Energy Day unites people world wide to get to know nuclear energy and to participate in a single-day celebration that fosters education, enables participation and stimulates communication that highlights the achievements of the nuclear energy industry.
There are many ways you can get involved and individually or collectively make a difference. Whether you organize an outreach event in your company, community or institution, inspire the public through a professional society or chapter, help a teacher to bring it into the classroom or become a donor or sponsor, you can be an advocate for World Nuclear Energy Day!
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