School of Nuclear Engineering's Professor Takashi Hibiki was recently honored for his years of service to Purdue University.

Purdue School of Nuclear Engineering recently received notification of renewal of its operating license for the Purdue University Reactor Number One, or PUR-1. The Facility Operating License, issued by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, enables the reactor to operate for teaching, research, and public outreach through November 2036.

Purdue School of Nuclear Engineering professor Shripad Revankar is part of a team of inventors that was recently granted a U.S. patent for their invention. Granted on October 11, 2016, this invention provides a process of producing ceramic-ceramic composites, including but not limited to nuclear fuels, and composites capable of exhibiting increased thermal conductivities.

Purdue School of Nuclear Engineering graduate student Ian Hamilton has advanced to the finals of the Argonne National Laboratory Chain Reaction Innovations (CRI) Program.

NE alumnus Jason Becker (BSNE 2016), received the undergraduate student award from the Department of Energy in the 2016 Innovations in Fuel Cycle Research Awards.

Two Purdue University Nuclear Engineering students were part of a team chosen as winners of the 2016 Nuclear Innovation Bootcamp held August 1-12 on the campus of University of California, Berkeley.