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Nuclear News

June 2008

The World's Premier Nuclear Magazine ©

With the recent submissions of several combined construction and operating license (COL) applications in the United States and more submissions expected, the nuclear industry is continuing to move toward a renaissance -- become a part of it by reserving your ad space today.

Editorial Feature:
Nuclear News continues to cover the latest developments in the nuclear field -- a large part of which concerns nuclear energy -- in particular, the 104 operating nuclear power plants in the United States, and more than 330 operating in the rest of the world.

In addition to our regular departments on power, operations, security, isotopes and radiation, waste management, people, and more...this issue will feature a special editorial section on FUEL.

Section Preview:
- Q&A with David Petti, technical director for INL research on fuel for high-temperature gas reactors.
He and a team of researchers recently reached a milestone by reaching a burnup level of 9 percent without any fuel failures.

Photo Spreads:
- LES National Enrichment Facility in New Mexico
- USEC's American Centrifuge Plant in Ohio
Bonus Distribution:
OFFICIAL SHOW ISSUE*

*ANS Annual Meeting, "Nuclear Science and Technology: Now Arriving on Main Street" in Anaheim, California from June 8-12.
Featuring the following Embedded Topical Meetings:
- International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants (ICAPP '08)
- Nuclear Fuels and Structural Materials for the Next Generation of Nuclear Reactors
- Isotopes for Medicine and Industry

EPRI's Annual International Low-Level Waste (LLW) Conference and Exhibit in Lake Buena Vista, Florida from June 24-26
Advertiser Special:
Published by the American Nuclear Society since 1959, Nuclear News delivers your PRODUCTS, SERVICES, and EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES to the nuclear professionals and decision-makers you want to reach.
Special Section:
ADVERTISERS: Can request to have their advertisment placed in the special editorial section on FUEL.

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