Postelle Professor and Chancellor’s Professor Wes Hines was recognized for all his hard work throughout his career at his retirement party.

Hunter Salmon spent 5 years as a walk-on tight end for UT football while pursuing a degree in nuclear engineering. Now he’s obtaining a MS in medical physics.

Professor Nicholas Brown was selected to the inaugural Nuclear News “40 Under 40” list of industry influencers and future leaders of the nuclear community.

The Department of Nuclear Engineering continued an upward trend for research expenditures in fiscal year 2024, with three faculty members topping the charts among professors in the Tickle College of Engineering.

UT and Idaho National Laboratory are collaborating to expand opportunities for students, faculty, and researchers.

Master’s student Destiny White blends nuclear justice into NE education, ensuring that nuclear engineers ethically achieve their energy and defense goals.

Three NE professors will use experimental data to validate neutronics simulations of fusion reactors with realistic plasma sources and multi-physics modeling.

Postelle Professor and Chancellor’s Professor Wes Hines has been selected to receive the American Nuclear Society-DESD Division Award of Excellence.

Ivis Chaple Gore coordinated a class about the peaceful uses of nuclear applications jointly organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency & ORNL.

With UT’s new fusion-based neutron source, NE professors Jason Hayward and Xianfei Wen are addressing national security concerns and improving student training.