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Support for nuclear by Americans is at a record high, nuclear seems to be the one thing members of Congress can agree on, and even Japan is thinking of getting back in the game. This growing support for nuclear means more reactors, in more shapes and sizes, across more communities.

NEI was in Denver to seek solutions and hear concerns related to the transportation of used nuclear fuel.

What do you get when a Ph.D of nuclear engineering, an influencer, and a policy researcher get on a stage together? A podcast about the past, present, and future of the nuclear energy industry.

Want to learn more about what is going on with nuclear energy at the state level? We’re asking the expert, Christine Csizmadia, NEI’s senior Director for State Governmental Affairs and Advocacy.

The need for clean, affordable and reliable energy worldwide is only growing, and the ADVANCE Act will do wonders for American energy independence.

NEI was in Stockholm, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland for our U.S. Commercial Nuclear Trade Mission.

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Growing a Nuclear Legacy

Charles Oppenheimer, the grandson of J. Robert Oppenheimer, spoke with Mary and Jordan about his last name, his grandfather, and his work in nuclear today.

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Being a Woman in Nuclear

In honor of U.S. WIN's 25th anniversary, we interviewed Marilyn Thompson Moore about being a woman in nuclear.

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To the Moon and Beyond

One small step for nuclear could mean one giant leap for space exploration, according to this week’s Fissionary guest! Mary and Jordan sat down with Trudy Kortes (NASA) to discuss how nuclear energy is fueling missions to space.

NEI was in Knoxville, Tennessee, for a meeting of state energy officials and public service commissioners exploring advanced nuclear.

Derek Kultgen joins Mary and Jordan to talk about how Argonne's METL is using video games and virtual reality to revolutionize how we work in the nuclear industry, making operations safer, more efficient, and more accessible.

The first-ever Nuclear Energy Policy Forum (NEPF), a gathering of executives, government affairs staff, and policy leaders, was exhilarating, informative, fun, tiring, and everything else under the sun.