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Nuclear News

December 2009

The World's Premier Nuclear Magazine ©

Celebrating 50 Years of Nuclear News, 1959-2009

Editorial Feature:
Special Editorial Section:
ROBOTICS & REMOTE SYSTEMS

Check back closer to the ad space deadline for a more detailed preview of the Editorial Features scheduled to appear within this special section.

Regular Departments and monthly editorial will still cover Power, Operations, Security, Isotopes & Radiation, Waste Management, People, and more.
Bonus Distribution:
NUCLEAR POWER International
Las Vegas Convention Center
December 8-10, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nev.

Note: NUCLEAR POWER International is co-located with POWER-GEN International, the world’s largest power generation event.
Advertiser Special:
Nuclear News, the flagship membership publication of the American Nuclear Society–-the recognized credible advocate for advancing and promoting nuclear science and technology–-delivers your marketing message to its nearly 11,000 members throughout 40 countries every month.

Nuclear News, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in July of 2009, has been an integral part of the advertising plans of more than 1600 corporations to promote their products and services to nuclear science and technology decision-makers.

Companies also use Nuclear News for their EMPLOYMENT needs to recruit the top industry talent (our readers).

We also offer Employers access to an online Career Center, which features an electronic job board and a resume database: http://www.ans.org/career/
Special Section:
At present, 17 combined construction and operating license applications (COLAs) are under review by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for up to 26 new reactors in the United States, with more COL applications expected starting
next year.

In addition to applications for new reactors, at this time 54 reactors have had their operating licenses renewed. Also, 16 reactor renewal applications have been docketed by the NRC and are under review. Plus, (at least) 20 additional reactors are in the declared-intent category and are expected to submit applications to renew their operating licenses as well.

The nuclear industry continues to move towards a renaissance.
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Ad Space Reservation Close:
Tuesday, November 10
Ad Production Material Due:
Friday, November 13
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