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Japanese researchers test detection devices at West Valley
Two research scientists from Japan’s Kyoto University and Kochi University of Technology visited the West Valley Demonstration Project in western New York state earlier this fall to test their novel radiation detectors, the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management announced on November 19.
The Oak Ridge / Knoxville Section of the American Nuclear Society will provide annual scholarships (up to $1000 each) for up to two engineering students studying nuclear engineering and whose university’s physical location is within the following zip codes: 37000-37299, 37500-38399, 38500-38599, 40700-40999, 41500-41899, or 42000-42799. These zip codes include the University of Tennessee, Vanderbilt University, and any other college or university that offers nuclear-related research or coursework.
Each applicant must be entering their junior or senior year next fall or be a graduate student next fall. You may apply for this scholarship by providing the information requested and by having at least two faculty members complete the recommendation forms.
Oak Ridge / Knoxville Local Section
A committee of the ANS Oak Ridge / Knoxville Local Section will select the award recipient. Discuss each topic fully and give specific examples. No specific weighting of each topic has been set for use in the application evaluation. All eligible students are strongly encouraged to apply. Note that the local section may preferentially weight one of the two possible scholarships towards students that have been actively engaged in the national, local, and student activities.
Undergraduate (Junior and Senior)
Graduate (Masters or Ph.D.)
2 awarded annually @ $1,000 each (1 undergraduate, 1 graduate)
Academic Performance
Contributions to the American Nuclear Society
Faculty Recommendation
Professional Accomplishments and Career Objectives
Students have no obligations to the Oak Ridge / Knoxville Section of the American Nuclear Society as a condition of receiving this scholarship.
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