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News updated July 18, 2003 Brad Smith, Distance Learning Coordinator, presented our distance learning prototype in the "Training, Human Performance, and Workforce Development" session at the American Nuclear Society in San Diego. The presentation was well received as a novel approach to distance education. Program Interface:
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Neutron Counting Station nearing completion; first online lab complete. The NSC completed a lab for which we pulsed the reactor, obtained neutron spectra and broadcast the results. Communications took place using a Web cam, conference call and e-mail during the experiment. License renewal submitted, NSC operating under timely renewal. The NSC has submitted a rewritten safety analysis report to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to re-license the reactor for 20 more years. Jang wins Outstanding Presentation Award. Siyoung Jang received the Outstanding Presentation Award at the American Nuclear Society student meeting at the University of California, Berkeley for his presentation, "Development of Neutron Irradiation System with Texas A&M University Reactor."
More news sources: Texas A&M Department of Nuclear Engineering news
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