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BulletinFebruary 27, 2018Many questions about the fundamental nature of neutrinos remain open, including whether or not a neutrino is its own antiparticle. If so,Nuclear Physics
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February 27, 2018Jack Craig retires Feb. 28 after 32 years of federal service, including 29 years of leadership in the environmental cleanup program.Office of Environmental Management
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February 27, 2018EM has reached a milestone of moving 9 million tons of uranium mill tailings from the Moab Site in Utah to the dedicated disposal cell.Office of Environmental Management
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February 22, 2018Administrator Gordon-Hagerty is responsible for the management and operation of NNSA.Energy.gov
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February 22, 2018Nuclear energy has a host of careers that utilize many diverse skill sets, and the pay isn't bad either. These 10 jobs start at $60K or higher.Office of Nuclear Energy
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February 21, 2018Two modest neutrino experiments look to reveal big answers about how these fundamental particles interact with matter.Office of Science
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February 20, 2018Construction of the final Accelerated Retrieval Project (ARP) structure at EM’s Idaho Site is complete.Office of Environmental Management
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February 20, 2018The EM CBFO, responsible for oversight and management of WIPP, recently announced the selection of two new assistant managers.Office of Environmental Management
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February 20, 2018Savannah River Site is taking an innovative approach to ensure employees understand their role in recognizing and responding to abnormal conditions.Office of Environmental Management
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February 16, 2018GE's new nuclear fuel designs will soon be tested in a commercial reactor. This is why it's a big deal.Office of Nuclear Energy