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Event Days And Topics
Careers in the Nuclear Fields
Where does one work with an education in nuclear engineering? From technologists to engineers, radiologists to doctors of nuclear medicine, there are many fields associated with nuclear science.
Here’s a sampling of organizations that hire those with nuclear science expertise: consulting companies, radiological physics, Department of Energy, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Navy, National Laboratories, nuclear generating companies, nuclear system vendors designing reactor systems, fusion research in magnetic or inertial confinement, hospitals and medical firms, pharmaceutical companies, national defense organizations, investment managers, and research firms.
This American Nuclear Society website gives some descriptions of jobs in a variety of nuclear fields: http://www.aboutnuclear.org/erc/
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Why is Nuclear Science Important?Nuclear science plays a vital role in the lives of Americans...and the world. Read More » |
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What is Nuclear Science Week?January 23-27, 2012, is designed to recognize the contributions of the nuclear science industry and those who work in it every day. Read More » |
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Suggested ActivitiesNeed some ideas to get you started in your activities to recognize National Nuclear Science Week in your school or workplace? Read More » |
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Sponsorship OpportunitiesBecoming a partner is easy! Complete the form provided and you will be contacted regarding ways that you can support the National Nuclear Science Week and its activities. Read More » |
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National Nuclear Science DayPop Atomic Studios created this poster to help promote National Nuclear Science Day taking place on Wednesday, January 25 at 11:00 a.m. Read More » |