The Valley Library is home to Oregon State Ecampus.

Radiation health physics program part of No.9 ranking for best online grad programs

The Valley Library on Oregon State's Corvallis campus is home to Oregon State Ecampus, the university’s online education division.

Grad student Charlotte Rose (left) works with Associate Professor Camille Palmer (center) and fellow grad student Ari Foley

Radiating confidence: Single mom thrives in RHP grad program

Grad student Charlotte Rose (left) works with Associate Professor Camille Palmer (center) and fellow grad student Ari Foley.

NSE Graduate Student Steven Czyz accepts his best talk certificate at the CVT Workshop.

Not just best in the West: Oregon State grad students take top honors at national nuclear verification workshop

Congratulations, Czyz and Gadey

Associate Professor Steven Reese (right) works with graduate student Jessica Curtis in the reactor bay.

Steven Reese: NSE’s newest faculty member is a familiar face

Associate Professor Steven Reese (right) works with graduate student Jessica Curtis in the reactor bay.

Heather Bell

Radiation health physics student represents U.S. nuclear policy overseas

Heather Bell is earning her degree online while leading the U.S. Department of Energy at an embassy abroad.

Tianyi Chen joins the faculty with expertise in materials science

Tianyi Chen: Joins faculty, tackling nuclear energy challenges with materials science

Welcome, Tianyi Chen.

Associate Professor Steven Reese (left) works with grad student Griffen Latimer

Bringing Medical Isotope Production Closer to Home

Steven Reese (left) leads the Mo-99 effort at Oregon State

Samuel Briggs collects data on material microstructure and grain orientation following irradiation at the In-Situ Ion Irradiation Transmission Electron Microscope (I3TEM) Facility at Sandia National Laboratories. Photo by Norman Johnson.

Samuel Briggs: NSE Grad Joins Faculty, brings Materials Expertise

Welcome, Samuel Briggs.

Students Sophia Uchiyama (left) and Yichen Zhao use handheld detectors to look for radioactive sources during a training exercise at the HAMMER facility.

Real World Training in Nuclear Security

Students Sophia Uchiyama (left) and Yichen Zhao use handheld detectors to look for radioactive sources during a training exercise at the HAMMER facility.

Wade Marcum (right) and Dan LaBrier work on the Transient Reactor Test Loop

Wade Marcum Recognized for Outstanding Achievement by ANS

Marcum receives Landis Young Member Engineering Award