“Fukushima and Chernobyl: Myth versus Reality”
Want to bypass the popular press myths and gain a true understanding of the radiation releases at
Fukushima? In “Fukushima and Chernobyl: Myth versus Reality”, leading experts from several
international organizations, including the United Nations, discuss the facts. Watch
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The NE Student Outreach Committee coordinates various student activities throughout the year. The Committee serves as a point of contact to student organizations for speakers on nuclear energy and non-proliferation topics, and to universities and area schools seeking speakers for career fairs, panel discussions, etc., or wishing to tour the Nuclear Energy exhibit during a visit to the Laboratory.
The Committee also maintains regular communications with university nuclear engineering programs in an effort to keep students and faculty informed about opportunities in the Nuclear Engineering Division for employment, student internships, etc. Read testimonials directly from students who have recently participated in the Argonne summer internships program at the Nuclear Engineering Division.
Our outreach efforts include the creation of a list of reviewed and recommended resources about nuclear energy for middle and high school students and their teachers, "Nuclear Energy Learning Resources for School."
If you are a university student, be sure to check out the "Technical Resources for University Students" sidebar on our Students page for links to online nuclide charts, course materials from MIT, and more.
Past Activities
LIVE WEBINAR: "What’s Cool About Nuclear Science and Why Our Country Needs Nuclear
Electricity" Jan. 25, 2012
Mark Peters and Justin Thomas (both Argonne National Laboratory) spoke
during a day-long live webinar on Nuclear Science part of National Nuclear Science Week. Podcasts
and presentation are available for everyone to download. More
information
Visit our website for Students and Teachers:
"Nuclear Energy Learning Resources for Home and School" at http://students.ne.anl.gov/schools/
At a Summer Student Seminar
2011 NE Summer
Student Seminar Series
The NE Outreach
Committee is organizing again its well known NE Summer
Student Seminar Series in June-July 2011. The series is aimed at informing our summer
students of the interesting and important work being done in NE.
Students from other Argonne divisions are also invited to attend.
The seminars schedule and details about the topics presented are now available: 2011 NE Summer
Student Seminar Series
At a Summer 2009 guided Tour...
2011 NE Facilities
Guided Tours for Summer Students
The Nuclear Engineering Division Student Outreach Committee is offering
guided tours of some of the NE Division
facilities for summer students. More...
2010 NE Summer
Student Seminar Series & Guided Tours
The NE Student
Outreach Committee organized a series of seminars and guided tours aimed at informing our summer
students of the interesting and important work being done in NE.
Students from other Argonne divisions were also invited to attend. More...
Science Careers in Search of Women
Science Careers in Search of Women 2010
On Thursday, April 22, 2010, Argonne National Laboratory conducted the
23rd "Science Careers in Search of Women" Conference. The Nuclear Engineering Division
participated in the career booth expo for the conference with a booth on careers in nuclear science
and technology.
2010 ANS Student Conference
2010 ANS National Student Conference @ University of Michigan
The 2010 American Nuclear Society Student Conference, "Coming
together to split the Atom", was hosted by the ANS Student Chapter at the University
of Michigan April 8-11. Argonne participated in this event.
Other outreach activities
Other Activities
The Student Outreach Committee has been involved in activities for high
school students and for college students. More...
If you would like to contact the NE Student Outreach Committee for further information or to request a student activity, please email
.
Visit our website for Students and Teachers:
"Nuclear Energy Learning Resources for Home and School" at http://students.ne.anl.gov/schools/
Disclaimer
Please understand that Argonne National Laboratory and the Nuclear Engineering Division are not responsible for the contents of any of the websites listed, other than any which originate within Argonne. No endorsement of any organization or site is intended by this listing, and none should be inferred.