Dr. Prasoon Diwakar, post-doctoral research associate from Purdue University, was announced as the winner in the CappSci Inventors Program to develop his "Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Detector”. He will be developing his innovation through the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science for a year. The amount of the award is $100,000 to fund his work, mentorship and support.

Dr. Hany Abdel-Khalik was the co-author for the Best Paper/Presentation in the Reactor Physics Division (RPD) for the ANS 2015 Annual Meeting. Many excellent papers were submitted, and many excellent presentations were given, and it was determined through the ANS review and judging process that this paper was particularly good and deserving of this award of distinction.

Our students have done excellent job again and won several awards at 2015's Great Scientific Exchange
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Two Nuclear Engineering students, Jason Becker and Patrick Skrodzki, were chosen as 2015 Society for Applied Spectroscopy Undergraduate Student Award winners