Archived Colloquium Webcasts
Spring 2006
International Nuclear Fuel Cycle Policy: A Never Ending Story
Harold McFarlane
Deputy Associate Laboratory Director
for Nuclear Programs
And Director of the Space Nuclear Systems
and Technology Division
Idaho National Laboratory
Vice President/President-Elect,
American Nuclear Society
Fuel Cycle Policy Slides
Presented April 12, 2006
Current Topics and Challenges in Nuclear Fuel Regulation: Nuclear Criticality Safety
Dr. Christopher S. Tripp
Senior Nuclear Process Engineer (Criticality)
Technical Support Group
Division of Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards
Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Washington, DC
Presented March 29, 2006
Pro-Nuclear Activism: Taking Outreach to the Frontlines
Ms. Lisa Stiles-Shell, Manager
State Initiatives, Grassroots and Coalitions
Nuclear Energy Institute
Washington, DC
Presented March 15, 2006
Radiation Accidents: A Summary of Injury Incidents Since 1945
Dr. Gary T. Smith
Professor of Radiology and Medicine and Director of Nuclear Medicine
University of Tennessee Medical Center
Knoxville, Tennessee
Radiation Accidents Slides
Presented March 8, 2006
Reliability Through Telemetry: Advanced Pattern Recognition for High Availability of Complex Engineering Systems
Dr. Aleksey Urmanov
Research Scientist
San Diego Physical Sciences Laboratory
Sun Microsystems
San Diego , California
Presented March 1, 2006
Historical Development of the Periodic Table and the Chart of the Nuclides
Dr. Harold Knox, senior physicist
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Schenectady, New York
Presented February 22, 2006
Race for Atomic Power
Cindy Kelly
President, Atomic Heritage Foundation
910 17th Street, NW Suite 408
Washington, DC 20006
Presented February 15, 2006
My Recipe for Energy Policy
Skila Harris, Director
Tennessee Valley Authority
Presented February 8, 2006
TVA and the Future of Nuclear Power
Karl W. Singer
Chief Nuclear Officer and Executive Vice President
Tennessee Valley Authority
Presented February 1, 2006
Cold War Weapons: An Historical Perspective 1946-1991
William Alexander Gabbard (retired)
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Presented January 25, 2006
Advanced Computational Methods for Solution of the Coupled Neutronics and Temperature/Fluid Field Equations
Professor Tom Downar
School of Nuclear Engineering
Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana
Presented January 18, 2006