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National awards to be presented at ANS Winter Conference
One of the few constants at American Nuclear Society national meetings is the recognition of exceptional individuals in the nuclear community. ANS President Lisa Marshall has named this season’s award recipients, who will receive recognition at the upcoming Winter Conference and Expo in Orlando, Fla.
ANS also announces the winners of awards presented by the Society’s professional divisions. These awards will be mailed to the recipients, and the divisions will recognize honorees at various division functions and meetings this fall. The 19 professional divisions of ANS are constituent units and represent a vast array of nuclear science and technology disciplines.
T. R. Ochs (Kansas State), B. L. Beatty (Alion Sci. Technol. Corp.), S. L. Bellinger (Rad. Detection Technol. Inc.), R. G. Fronk (Kansas State), J. A. Gardner (Alion Sci. Technol. Corp.), L. C. Henson (Rad. Detection Technol. Inc.), D. E. Huddleston, R. M. Hutchins, T. J. Sobering (Kansas State), J. L. Thompson (Alion Sci. Technol. Corp.), A. Van Bergeijk, D. S. McGregor (Kansas State)
Transactions | Volume 119 | Number 1 | November 2018 | Pages 188-191
