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Gordon Kohse: Multidimensional mission at the boundary of science and engineering

Becky Romatoski

Becky Romatoski: Reducing risk

Nuclear scientist David Carpenter leads a life of discovery at MIT's Nuclear Reactor Laboratory

David Carpenter: Purpose-driven to the core

Sara Hauptman: Learning on the job

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

 

News

Gordon Kohse: Multidimensional mission at the boundary of science and engineering

Becky Romatoski

Becky Romatoski: Reducing risk

Announcements

NRL Seminar on Engineering Simulators for Advanced Reactor Design Applications 8-23-17

NRL Lunch Seminar on Graphite Pile Subcritical Facility - 5/31/2017

Congratulations to Our Newly Licensed Student Operator

NRL Seed Program

MIT Faculty and Research Staff may now apply for limited no-cost access to a variety of services for experiments utilizing the MITR and its facilities through the NRL Seed program.

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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