UT’s nuclear knowledge and workforce development pathways helped position the state as a finalist to be a DOE-supported Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus host.

Carolyn J. Anderson is joining UT as the University of Tennessee-Oak Ridge National Laboratory Governor’s Chair for Nuclear Medicine: Radiopharmaceutical Therapies.

Professor Nick Brown is leading a massive effort to develop a reactor safety training curriculum that aligns with nuclear workforce needs across the state and the nation.

Driven by cutting-edge research collaborations, workforce training programs, and lucrative internships, the Knoxville/Oak Ridge corridor has exploded into a booming hub for nuclear innovation.

The DNN TECH Consortium recently hosted students, faculty, national laboratory researchers, and program managers from across the country for the annual University Program Review meeting.

The department welcomed government officials and professors from the Philippines this summer to provide guidance on nuclear engineering education and policy.

Assistant Professor Livia Casali served as the scientific program committee chair for the 2026 Sherwood Fusion Theory Conference, which took place April 27-29 in Santa […]

Alumna Jamie Porter is the inaugural recipient of the Department of Nuclear Engineering’s Dr. Marcia Katz Distinguished Mid-Career Alumnus Award.

With more than five decades of nuclear industry experience, Harold Conner Jr. was selected as the 2026 inductee into the department’s Hall of Fame.

PhD student Emma Houston is graduating and moving to Washington D.C. to work in the Office of International Nuclear Safeguards.