The year in review 2020: ANS News

• Kray signs MOU on future collaboration with NAYGN, NEI, and WIN: American Nuclear Society President Marilyn Kray announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with other key nuclear organizations during the President’s Special Session of the ANS Virtual Annual Meeting in June. Read more.
• Dunzik-Gougar leads as new ANS president: Mary Lou Dunzik-Gougar is the 66th president of the American Nuclear Society. On June 11, during a meeting of the Board of Directors that was held virtually, the duties of president were officially transferred from Marilyn Kray to Dunzik-Gougar, who will serve a one-year term as president. Read more.
• ANS elections: Nesbit named VP/president-elect, Board seats filled: All the votes are counted and Steven P. Nesbit, an ANS member since 1989, has been elected the next ANS vice president/president-elect. Five candidates were elected to serve three-year terms as at-large members of the Board of Directors. Read more.
• ANS designates TFTR and FCF for landmark status: The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor at Princeton University and the Fuel Cycle Facility (now known as the Fuel Conditioning Facility) at Idaho National Laboratory have been designated as ANS Nuclear Historic Landmarks. The official awarding of the honors occurred during the 2020 ANS Virtual Winter Meeting. Read more.

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