The Innovations Awards is a DOE-sponsored program to recognize students who have produced innovative research related to Nuclear Technology R&D. Full details of the program can be seen at www.nucleartechinnovations.org.

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Oxide Growth and Dissolution Measurement of 316L Stainless Steel Exposed to Simulated PWR Primary Water and Ion Irradiation

Rigel Hanbury (University of Michigan), Gary S. Was (University of Michigan)

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Reference — Slides

Use of 15N NMR Spectroscopy to Probe Covalency in a Thorium Nitride

Trevor W. Hayton (University of California, Santa Barbara), Jochen Autschbach (University of Buffalo, State University of New York), Guang Wu (University of California, Santa Barbara), Dumitru-Claudiu Sergentu (University of Buffalo, State University of New York), Selena Staun (University of California, Santa Barbara)

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Development of High Energy Resolution Cs4BI6:Eu (B = Ca and/or Sr) Scintillators

Merry Koschan (University of Tennessee), Mariya Zhuravleva (University of Tennessee), Charles L. Melcher (University of Tennessee), Luis Stand (University of Tennessee), Daniel Rutstrom (University of Tennessee)

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Electrophoretic Separation Properties of Lanthanum and Gadolinium for Reprocessing Applications

Mark R. Deinert (Colorado School of Mines), Sydney A. Holdampf (Colorado School of Mines)

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Expanded Nuclear Activities in Space Require Expanded Non-Proliferation Policies

Robert S. Bean (Purdue University), Paul W. Stockett (Purdue University)

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Corrosion of Structural Materials in Fluoride Molten Salt with EuF3 and Simulant Fission Products

Michael P. Short (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Samuel W. McAlpine (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

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Reference — McAlpine ANS Slides

Benzotriazolium Metallate for 99Tc Immobilization and Remediation

James Louis-Jean (University of Nevada Las Vegas)

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