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2024 ANS Annual Conference
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BWXT announces nuclear manufacturing plant expansion
BWX Technologies announced today plans to expand and add advanced manufacturing equipment to its manufacturing plant in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.
A $36.3 million USD ($50M CAD) expansion will increase the plant’s size by 25 percent—to 280,000 square feet—and another $21.7 million USD ($30M CAD) will be spent on new equipment to increase and accelerate its output of large nuclear components. The investment will increase capacity and create more than 200 long-term jobs for skilled workers, engineers, and support staff, according to the company.
Thank you to the following donors whose support helps further the Society’s mission to advance, foster, and spur the development and application of nuclear science, engineering, and technology to benefit society.
Jacob W. Anderson
Wayne L. Andrews, Jr.
Steven A. Arndt
Stephen P. Bartold
Edgar Berkey
Michael P. Blubaugh
Robert A. Borchert, Jr.
Jeffrey A. Buczek
Anthony R. Buhl
Keith F. Bullen
Diane M. Cato
Joe F. Colvin
Robert N. Coward
Alan B. Cox
Mark David DeHart
Rob Despain
Paul W. Dickson
James R. Fancher
Audeen W. Fentiman
Marvin S. Fertel
George F. Flanagan
James (Vince) Gilbert
Tsahi Gozani
Eugene S. Grecheck
David K. Hayes
Anthony Hechanova
Donald R. Hoffman
James A. Hultz
Sushil C. Jain
W. Reed Johnson
Raymond J. Juzaitis
John E. Kelly
Hugh Kendrick
Andrew C. Klein
Jacob M. Kulangara
Rolland A. Langley
Harry Lawroski
Alan E. Levin
John R. Longenecker
Phyllis M. Lovett
John C. Luxat
Fred W. Madden, Jr.
James P. Malone
Thomas McCreless, Jr.
Natalie Zaczek McIntosh
Thomas P. McLaughlin
Marc D. Miller
Cornelius Milmoe
Edward I. Moses
William L. Myers
Kevin R. O'Kula
Brad Parks
Charles W. Pennington
Loren R. Pilsco
John W. Poston, Sr.
E. James Reinsch
Luis A. Reyes
A. Edward Scherer
Don K. Schopfer
Stephen P. Schultz
Ralph K. Schwartzbeck
Bal-Raj Sehgal
Amir Shahkarami
Andrew O. Smetana
Charles A. Sparrow
Weston M. Stacey, Jr.
John G. Stevens
Kurt M. Taylor
Roger W. Tilbrook
Fuh-Feng Tsai
Kenneth C. Wagner
Edward G. Wallace
Michael J. Wallace
Carl E. Weber
William Arthur Wharton, III
John C. Williams
Brian N. Woolweber
Natalie Ann Yonker
John M. Anderson
William C. Arcieri
Mark A. Bates
James W. Behrens
Carol L. Berrigan
Sama Bilbao y Leon
Ann S. Bisconti
Willis W. Bixby, Jr.
Bernard L. Bloch
Michael D. Bradley
Laural L. Briggs
Richard W. Brock
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Gilbert J. Brown
John C. Browne
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Yoon I. Chang
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Steven D. Clement
Jeff Combs
David A. Costa
Dorothy R. Davidson
Max M. De Long
Richard S. Denning
Nam T. Dinh
Lawrence F. Drbal
Geoffrey Eichholz
Kenneth R. Epperson
Vincent J. Esposito
Guy P. Estes
Kenneth A. Ewell
Thomas H. Fanning
Madeline A. Feltus
James R. Felty
Mark D. Flaherty
Larry R. Foulke
Eddie R. Grant
Dealis W. Gwyn
Margaret E. Harding
Paul E. Hartnett
J. Stephen Herring
Richard Hons
Angelina S. Howard
Gordon D. Jarvinen
Michael C. Johnson
Timothy Johnson
Andrew C. Kadak
Michael R. Kansler
William E. Kennedy, Jr.
Edward H. Klevans
Dale E. Knutson
Jay F. Kunze
Richard H. Lagdon, Jr.
James A. Lake
Peter C. LeBlond
Robert E. Lightle
Richard A. Loretz
Ralph F. Lumb
Peter B. Lyons
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Robert Bruce Matthews
Brian E. Mays
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Harold F. McFarlane
William J. McTigue
Eric L. Meils
Warren F. Miller, Jr.
Thomas E. Mistler
Emily M. Monk
Toshio Morita
Steven J. Nathan
David T. Nisius
Kaichiro Odajima
Shawn D. Pautz
Edward L. Quinn
Joseph Y.R. Rashid
Ronald E. Reder
John H. Roecker
Jon R. Rogozinski
Thomas L. Sanders
Kenneth J. Schrader
William T. Sha
Thomas B. Silko
Mike S. Singh
Charles O. Slater
Sandra M. Sloan
David H. Smith
C. Thomas Snow
Russell E. Stachowski
Neil E. Todreas
Jan B. Van Erp
Gale S F Voyles
Richard F. Walker
Robert C. Webb
Christopher M. Wiegand
Mark R. Winsor
Ann D. Winters
Robert J. Wolfgang
Arthur E. Wright
Andrew R. Wysong
Adam A. Abraham
James N. Adkins
Nusret S. Aksan
Robert W. Albrecht
Allan Aldridge
Agustin Alonso
Meredith J. Angwin
George Apostolakis
Hiroyuki Araki
Ron M. Aryel
Theodore H. Bauer
James S. Baumstark
Paul E. Benneche
Frederick D. Benton
Sidney A. Bernsen
Henry B. Berry
Frank Bevilacqua
John P. Boska
Gilbert Browne
Arlen R. Brunsvold
Deana L. Buckallew
Shelly L. Cabaniss-Tullis
James D. Callen
Andrew C. Campbell
Stephen Castellino
Daniel L. Churchman
Philip R. Clark
Paul Cloessner
Ryan W. Cook
Frank Dennis Coon, III
John W. Cox
Michael Thomas Coyle
Bruce W. Crawford
Douglas C. Crawford
Timothy M. Crook
Garth E. Cummings
Thomas D. Curtis
Christopher A. Davenporte
Douglas A. Davis
Samuel J. Dechter
Nils J. Diaz
Roger H. Dilmore
Andrew A. Dykes
Paul G. Edelmann
Ronald J. Ellis
Tomohiro Endo
George A. Englesson
Joseph O. Erb
Paolo Errani
Patrick F. Ervin
Matthew C. Evans
Jeffrey A. Favorite
Paul D. Felsher
Carl C. Fields
Scott Finfrock
Emmet D. Forbis
Michael A. Ford
Matthew J. Forsbacka
Ronald G. Fraass
Charles W. Gabel
Richard E. Gadbois
John F. Garibaldi
K. Brad Gooden
William A. Goodwin
Drew G. Griffiths
Martin L. Grossbeck
Donald E. Hall
William H. Hannum
Luisa F. Hansen
James R. Harrell
Eric L. Harvey
Robert I. Hedges
Robert William Hess
Jerry E. Hicks
Bruce A. Hilton
John W. Houck
John R. Ireland
Rolland P. Johnson
Kenneth D. Keith, Jr.
Edwin M. Kinderman
John F. Kotek
Michael K. Kreisher
Ernestine M. Kuhr
Samuel J. Lafountain
Richard C. Lanza
David R. Lawson
Ellen Marie Leonard
Delbert M. Leppke
Maria S. LeTellier
Stanley H. Levinson
April E. Lloyd
Walter B. Loewenstein
Jacqueline N. Loop
Jean-Francois Lucchini
Thomas E. Magette
Giulio Malinverno
Michael M. Mann
Michael L. Marler
Charles R. Martin
Greg Mason
John Kevin McCoy
Frank H. McDougall
Michael V. McMahon
Thomas A. Melhorn
Richard A. Moore
David L. Moses
Joseph A. Murphy
Michael Natelson
Steven P. Nesbit
Jon W. Neuhoff
Steve J. Newing
Walter C. Nodean
Hidetoshi Okada
Earl M. Page
James W. Painter
James R. Paules
Robert D. Phipps
H. Peter Planchon
W. David Pointer
Lawrence D. Posey
Kancharla C. Prasad
Francesc Puig
Richard T. Purcell
Nicholas Quartemont
Marvin Raber
A. Rene Raffray
Brett D. Rampal
Ian C. Rickard
Ross Christopher Robinson
Paul C. Rohr
Lawrence W. Rossbach
James W. Rowland
Raymond F. Rugg
Glenn Rushworth
Sagid Salah
Paul Armando Sanchez
Laura Scheele
Kenneth R. Schultz
Shivaji S. Seth
Arkal S. Shenoy
Stephen H. Shepherd
James L. Snelgrove
Finis H. Southworth
Herbert Spierling
Rebecca L. Steinman
Ronald C. Stinson
John R. Stokley
Xiaodong Sun
Ronald David Sykes
Lydia I. Tai
Joseph W. Talnagi
John E. Tanner, Jr.
Nick Tsoulfanidis
Pavel V. Tsvetkov
John Joseph Vossler, III
Alan E. Waltar
Coleen Ware
Roger D. Weber
Troy A. Wilfong
Paul C. Wilkens
Thomas G. Williamson
Leigh Winfrey
Jonathan K. Witter
Larry D. Young
Thank you to the following donors whose contributions support the Center’s education and outreach efforts that inform, engage, and inspire audiences across the country, including educators, students and the public.
Entergy Nuclear
Indiana Michigan Power
Westinghouse Electric Company
Dominion Generation
Exelon Generation
FirstEnergy
Southern Nuclear
Sue Aggarwal and Grant Charters
Eugene N. Cramer
Daniel A. Prelewicz
S. Christian Simonson, III
ANS Materials Science & Technology Division
ANS Education, Training & Workforce Development Division
ANS Fuel Cycle and Waste Management Division
ANS Fusion Energy Division
ANS Robotics & Remote Systems Division
Thank you to the following donors whose contributions help provide the financial resources needed for undergraduate and graduate students to begin or continue their academic studies within a variety of nuclear fields.
Beverly Ann Tyreman
Paul J. Amico
Alan S. Icenhour
Warren E. Keene
Frances M. Marshall
Robert Phillips
Robert Joseph Zerr
ANS Nuclear Installations Safety Division
ANS Reactor Physics Division
ANS Decommissioning & Environmental Sciences Division
ANS Nuclear Criticality Safety Division
ANS Washington DC Local Section
ANS Mathematics & Computation Division
Leonard J. Bond
ANS Thermal Hydraulics Division
Thank you to the following donors whose contributions to ANS help support the annual operations of the Society, furthering our mission and important work.
Betty Z. Haire
Thank you to the following companies that have matched their employees’ contributions to ANS in support of the Society’s work.
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation
Exelon Foundation
GE Foundation
Thank you to the following donors for their lead support, honoring their commitment to ANS and to the nuclear field while helping to ensure the Society continues to advance nuclear science and technology.
William T. Sha — $20,000
With his lead Legacy Circle gift, William T. Sha continues his longstanding commitment to ANS. William joined the Society in 1964 and in 1984, he became an ANS Fellow, one of our highest honors. According to the Fellow nominating committee, William has “a distinguished record of achievement as the original thinker… of codes representing a quantum jump for advancing understanding of very complex physical processes.” Read more...
An ANS member for nearly 60 years, Eugene Cramer founded the Emergency Communications Center for the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station.
H. L. (Lee) Dodds, in honor of Pietro F. Pasqua
Still finding time to educate college students about nuclear energy, longtime ANS member H.L. (Lee) Dodds takes pride in guiding his students onto prosperous careers. Read more...
Vincent J. Esposito, in honor of R.A. Dannels
A 50-year member of ANS, Vincent J. Esposito has served on the Society’s committees and divisions, and spent a year as the ANS Congressional Fellow. Read more...
Hugh Kendrick, in honor of J.R. (Bob) Beyster
Longtime ANS member Hugh Kendrick impacted the nuclear field with his contributions to nuclear materials safeguards and nuclear nonproliferation, thanks to the mentor he honors with his gift, J.R. (Bob) Beyster. Read more...
Tom and Joan Mistler, in honor of William Kimel
Joining ANS in the early 1960s, Thomas Mistler spent his career at Westinghouse Electric Company where he helped lead innovation, global expansion, government relations, and customer service. Read more...
Lifetime member John W. Poston, Sr. has been part of the ANS family for more than 40 years. Read more...
An honorary life member, A. Edward Scherer has been an ANS member for more than 50 years. He is a participant of the Society’s Nuclear Installations Safety and Operations & Power professional divisions.
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