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Post-irradiation picture of the crack

Novel in-core crack growth test conducted at the MIT Reactor

David E. Moncton

David Moncton: From MIT graduate student to NRL Director

Flibe experiment

Reviving a 40-year-old nuclear reactor coolant

Lin-wen Hu

Lin-wen Hu: Innovating the present while looking towards the future

TREAT team

NRL researchers to benchmark restart of transient test reactor

MIT enters into joint nuclear research agreement with Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics

 

News

Adam Grein Receiving Infinite Mile Award

NRL Mechanical Engineer, Adam Grein, Recipient of 2016 MIT Infinite Mile Award

MIT Pistol Champions 2016
The MIT Pistol Team with Coaches Yakov Ostrovsky and Greg Sabin

NRL Engineer Coaches Winning Teams at National Pistol Championship

Announcements

Appointment of a new Director of Reactor Operations

MIT NRL Receives Environmental Health and Safety Award

MITR FAQ

Reactor core

MITR-II is the second largest university research reactor in the U.S. and the only one located on the campus of a major research university.
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