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Nuclear Materials

Argonne maintains a wide-ranging science and technology portfolio that seeks to address complex challenges in interdisciplinary and innovative ways. Below is a list of all articles, highlights, profiles, projects, and organizations related specifically to nuclear materials.

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  • Applied Materials

    The Applied Materials Division accelerates the development of new materials and processes using scalable synthesis, advanced characterization, and device fabrication and testing to drive innovation from invention to commercialization.
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  • Nuclear Science and Engineering

    The Nuclear Science and Engineering Division advances the design and operation of nuclear energy systems and applies nuclear energy-related expertise to current and emerging programs of national and international significance.

  • Mark A. Williamson

    Mark A. Williamson is responsible for the nuclear chemical engineering programs in Argonne’s Chemical & Fuel Cycle Technologies Division.

  • Yung Y. Liu

    Yung Liu is a Senior Nuclear Engineer who leads the Packaging Certification & Life Cycle Management activities in Argonne’s Decision and Infrastructure Sciences Division.

  • Paul T. Dickman

    Paul Dickman is a Senior Policy Fellow with Argonne National Laboratory focusing on nuclear energy, nonproliferation, and national security policy.

  • Erik H. Wilson

    Erik Wilson is a principal nuclear engineer and manages the Research & Test Reactors group within Argonne’s Nuclear Science and Engineering Division.

  • Amanda J. Youker

    Amanda Youker is the Work Planning and Control Program Manager in the Quality, Work Planning, and Analysis group.

  • John G. Stevens

    John Stevens leads the Reactor Material Management Programs in Argonne’s Nuclear Science and Engineering Division, whose teams perform reactor conversion design and analysis, in addition to contributing to development of advanced fuels.