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Meet Lyndsey Adams. When she's not working to make the world safer by disposing of plutonium, she's probably listening to a Taylor Swift song.

Whitney Baillie-Berring knew early on that she wanted a career in public service, but it was a nuclear threats workshop taken during her PhD program that led her to a fellowship and then a career with NNSA.

The National Nuclear Security Administration’s Office of Radiological Security and the Hungarian National Blood Transfusion Service celebrated the final replacement of Hungary’s high-activity cesium-137 blood irradiators with X-ray technology.

Anna Pluff and Polly Keim have joined the CSIS Nuclear Scholars Program.

This Black History Month, NNSA celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Kevin C. Greenaugh, who not only honored but created Black history himself through his achievements as a professor, a scientist, a leader, and a mentor.

The award-winning Savannah River Site (SRS) Canine Program helped host 27 teams from South Carolina and North Carolina as they participated in annual trials of the nation’s oldest and largest police canine organization.

Black History Month helps Adina Young think about how strong her ancestors were, which helps her stay centered and focused on her goals.

Breaking down barriers and representing NNSA at home and abroad on different mission activities is one of Clifford Parr's goals. It's part of carrying on the legacy of NNSA's own, the late Dr. Kevin Greenaugh, who used to mentor Parr.

EM workers at the Savannah River Site (SRS) reconfigured equipment for changing mission needs at H Canyon, a testament to the flexibility of the chemical separations facility that is more than 75 years old and the only one of its kind in operation in the United States.

Nonproliferation Spotlight (Black History Month edition): Tony Walker