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ANS STEM Academy Educator Series

Nuclear Energy: Fission, Fusion, and the Future

October 20, 2022|5:00–6:00PM (6:00–7:00PM EDT)

Available to All Users

Eric Loewen, chief consulting engineer for GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy and former American Nuclear Society president, presented this professional development opportunity created specifically for K- 12 science educators. Watch the recording to learn the basics and the latest about nuclear energy using fission and fusion to guide your students through the world of nuclear energy and technology. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of nuclear energy and classroom-resources you can use immediately.

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