#Onthisday in 1969, the Zero Power Physics Reactor started up. This low-power reactor provided physics data for EBR-II and other fast neutron spectrum reactors. #70yearsofINL
Ahmed Abdulla discusses how public financing can actually harm projects if investors view those financing mechanisms as less reliable. Makes sense if a technology is viewed as not viable on its own, only w government support. #FastestPathToZero@SustainUCSD
Congrats ๐ to @LABraase & @JohnJaxon1971, GAIN team members, for their achievements and dedication.
They were awarded the @INL Vision Award last Friday night ๐
#LabDirectorAwards
Auburn was just robbed by a missed call. I donโt know what the right answer is but we need to figure out a review system so that these kinds of things donโt affect game outcomes.
Also reminds me how thankful I am that really large doses of ionizing radiation will sterilize pretty much everything. Might want to explore that more often for decontamination purposes.
If you see Ed Lyman quoted in an article about nuclear it's most likely he is wrong on most or all accounts. He is anti-nuclear, has little technical credibility, and should not be given a platform as an expert by media organizations. Please do better journalists!
Recent quote on fast reactors is wrong on all accounts. They actually can offer superior economics, safety, and security. Oh, and they can recycle waste. That's a pretty powerful combination and value proposition.
@NickVise Have to disagree on that one, many APIs treat that as coordinates information, far more efficient to put it in the appropriate field so APIs read that to a phone call.
Observation: you can use smart links on conference call invites that take you right to the conference call. Also, phone numbers are not a location, better to enter them elsewhere on a calendar invite.