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To educate students to become Nuclear Engineers, Health Physicists, and Medical Physicists with the ability to achieve the highest standards of the profession and to support the needs of industry, government, the nation and the world.
News

Program announced to advance nuclear energy, new reactor technology
-May 8, 2012
A $47 million award program announced by the U.S. Department of Energy will help support at OSU on research and education in nuclear power.… Read full story.

New degree concept opens computer science career opportunities
-Apr 10, 2012
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University is beginning one of the only programs of its type in the nation, an… Read full story.

The “twilight zone” of traffic costs lives at stoplight intersections
-Mar 14, 2012
Driver uncertainty when approaching a yellow light at intersections can cause accidents, and researchers have developed a new way to help address that problem.… Read full story.

OSU joins earthquake engineering research group
-Feb 27, 2012
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University has joined the Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center, or PEER, a research and… Read full story.

“Negative refraction” opens avenue to new products and industries
-Feb 23, 2012
A way to produce low-cost "negative refraction" of light has the potential to create new jobs and industries, and even some products that researchers have theorized about for decades but never commercially developed.… Read full story.

For disaster debris arriving from Japan, radiation least of the concerns
-Feb 22, 2012
Debris arriving later this year from Japan on U.S. and Canadian shores from the tsunami in Japan in 2011 should pose no danger from radioactive contamination.… Read full story.

Aftershocks of Japan disaster being felt in U.S. earthquake planning
-Feb 21, 2012
The earthquake and tsunami a year ago in Japan have helped U.S. researchers better understand the magnitude of challenges facing the U.S. on the Cascadia Subduction Zone.… Read full story.
Researchers eye monitoring system for offshore wind energy impacts
-Feb 14, 2012
An OSU-led research team is looking at potential environmental impacts of offshore wind energy turbines and platforms - the first step in a new effort to tap wind for energy.… Read full story.
Upcoming Events
17May2012
Peace Corps (Informational Session)
Informational Session scheduled for 5/17/2012, 5 pm in Memorial Union Room 208.
For full details on company, log in to your Beaver JobNet account …18May2012
The 13th annual OSU Engineering Expo will feature more than 100 student-built projects from the College of Engineering's diverse disciplines. Learn about clean technology at the Sustainability Showcase.
…01Jun2012
The annual Higley BBQ is open to Nuclear Engineering &
Radiation Health Physics Department students and…
04Jun2012
Peace Corps (Informational Session)
Informational Session scheduled for 6/4/2012, 5 pm in Memorial Union Room 208.
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