Nuclear Science and Engineering

Research excellence and student success.

Our internationally recognized faculty and staff balance compelling experimental and theoretical research and computer-based modeling with a strong dedication to student education, growth, and success.

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Faculty member Wade Marcum and researcher in nuclear engineering lab.

Graduate Student Kayla Clements: Radiation Transfer

Kayla Clements, a doctoral student in nuclear engineering, is translating theory into practice by developing software to advance neutron transport capabilities. 

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Radiation Health Physics Program in the Nation by Number of Graduates

   

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U.S. News & World Report "Best Nuclear Engineering Programs"