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2025 ANS Winter Conference & Expo
November 9–12, 2025
Washington, DC|Washington Hilton
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NNSA awards BWXT $1.5B defense fuels contract
The Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration has awarded BWX Technologies a contract valued at $1.5 billion to build a Domestic Uranium Enrichment Centrifuge Experiment (DUECE) pilot plant in Tennessee in support of the administration’s efforts to build out a domestic supply of unobligated enriched uranium for defense-related nuclear fuel.
Technical Session|Radioisotope Power Systems
Monday, May 5, 2025|10:00–11:40AM CDT|Salon EF (Marriott)
Session Chair:
Carl E. Sandifer (NASA Glenn Research Center)
Session Organizer:
Track Organizer:
Harold Gerrish (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center)
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Status of Current Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator Programs at L3Harris Technologies
10:00–10:25AM CDT
Leo Gard (L3Harris), Andrew Lane (L3Harris)
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European Americium Radioisotope Power Systems, Missions and Applications
10:25–10:50AM CDT
Richard M. Ambrosi (Univ. Leicester), Alessandra Barco (Univ. Leicester), Ramy Mesalam (Univ. Leicester), Hannah Sargeant (Univ. Leicester), Emily Jane Watkinson (Univ. Leicester), Chris Bicknell (Univ. Leicester), Tony Crawford (Univ. Leicester), Rob Tute (Univ. Leicester), Kris Bell (Univ. Leicester), Gareth Bustin (Univ. Leicester), James Pearson (Univ. Leicester), Charlotte Bouldin (Univ. Leicester), Roisin Speight (Univ. Leicester), Duncan Ross (Univ. Leicester), Pierre Coquay (ESA), Christophe Fongarland (ESA), David Le Falcher (ESA), Tim Tinsley (National Nuclear Laboratory), Mark Sarsfield (National Nuclear Laboratory), Kevin Simpson (European Thermodynamics Ltd), Richard Tuley (European Thermodynamics Ltd), Marie-Claire Perkinson (Airbus), Aled Richings (AWE), Tony Warkup (AWE), Dan Green (AWE), Timothy Paget (AWE), Matthew Higginson (AWE), Joe Mahmoud (AWE), Chris Gilligan (AWE), Piers Slater (Reef Origin), Frederic Lattwein (Ariane Group), Salvatore Oriti (NASA Glenn Research Center), Ernestina Wozniak (NASA Glenn Research Center), Steven R. Oleson (NASA Glenn Research Center), Elizabeth Turnbull (NASA Glenn Research Center), Scott Wilson (NASA Glenn Research Center), Paul C. Schmitz (Power Computing Solutions Inc.), Daniel Kelly (Johns Hopkins APL), Jessica Leung (Johns Hopkins APL), Timothy Erickson (Johns Hopkins APL), Steven Arnold (Johns Hopkins APL), Paul Ostdiek (Johns Hopkins APL), Fermin Navarro-Medina (Univ. of Vigo), Carlos Ulloa-Sande (Univ. of Vigo), Pablo Fernandez-Miaja (Univ. Oviedo), Manuel Arias-Perez d. Azpeitia (Univ. Oviedo)
Update on Stirling Radioisotope Power Systems Development at NASA Glenn Research Center
10:50–11:15AM CDT
Matthew D. Stang (NASA Glenn Research Center), Tyler Steiner (NASA Glenn Research Center), Daniel Goodell (NASA Glenn Research Center), Ernestina Wozniak (NASA Glenn Research Center)
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