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Nuclear Matinee: Ask Dr. Dave Grabaskas, Argonne Nuclear Engineer

September 6, 2013, 6:00AMANS Nuclear Cafe

At the birthplace of nuclear energy, one man dares to answer all questions nuclear - Dr. Dave Grabaskas of Argonne National Laboratory.

Have a question for nuclear engineer Dr. Dave Grabaskas? Leave it in the video's comment section for a chance to have it answered in a follow-up video. You can also submit a question via email.

Thanks to Dr. Dave Grabaskas and thanks to Argonne National Laboratory

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