CRANE program offers teachings on computational methods in nuclear fusion
January 23, 2025, 9:30AMANS Nuclear Cafe

The University of Tennessee-Knoxville's Alyssa Hayes. (Photo: UTK
University of Tennessee–Knoxville’s Department of Nuclear Engineering highlighted the Computational Research Access Network (CRANE) program in a recent article on its website. CRANE is a free online program “that teaches computational methods in nuclear fusion to students from underrepresented backgrounds,” said Alyssa Hayes, a nuclear engineering Ph.D. candidate at UTK. Hayes is the first chair of the board of directors of the CRANE nonprofit organization.
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