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2025 ANS Winter Conference & Expo
November 9–12, 2025
Washington, DC|Washington Hilton
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Moving forward with clarity
Hash Hashemianpresident@ans.org
The theme of this year’s Winter Conference—already less than two months away—is “Building the Nuclear Century.” This focus reflects one of my chief goals during my presidency: streamlining the deployment of new power plants. However, I want to emphasize that this call to build extends far beyond a sole focus on new commercial reactors. As an industry, it’s critical that we keep momentum going across every area that supports the nuclear community.
So, while new reactor announcements are undeniably exciting and a logical benchmark to see the positive progress we’re making, we must continue to ensure that there is space to elevate, focus on, and celebrate crucial work in the fields of isotope production, waste management, public outreach, workforce training, and beyond. The call to build is a call to innovate and collaborate in every sector. It’s a call we need to follow.
James E. Baciak
Kenneth J. Rueter
Abdalla Abou-Jaoude
Laura S. H. Holgate
Johnathan ChaversPaul T. DickmanSimon PimblottGlenn E. SjodenChul-Hwa SongChris Stanek
Kenneth Michael GoffW. David PointerPedro VazMinami Yoda
University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign (Best Section)University of Puerto Rico in Mayagüez (Second Place)Missouri University of Science and Technology (Honorable Mention)University of New Mexico (Honorable Mention)
Vivek Agarwal
Nathan Allen CappsChristopher Perfetti Fan Zhang
Julie EzoldRobert Hayes
Trinity Local Section (Best Meetings and Programs)Pittsburgh Local Section (Best Public Information & Education)Idaho Local Section (Best Section Management & Best Membership)Savannah River Local Section (Best Overall)
Risk Assessment Training Program (RATP)Team - Mike Calley
Bao-Wen Yang
Stephen A. Fleger Kenneth G. Lowery
Emily Proehl
Todd Allen
Thomas E. Hanlon
Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant K-25 (East Tennessee Technology Park)Hot Fuel Examination FacilityNeely Nuclear Research Center
NURETH-21Ki Yong ChoiJinzhao Zhang
Michelle Bensi Askin Guler Yigitoglu
Benjamin Martin
Piero Ravetto
Lori BradyLane B. CarasikJamie CobleHarsh DesaiSandra DullaJulie EzoldYassin A. HassanKathryn D. HuffMatthew JasicaWilliam D. Magwood, IVFarzad RahnemaShirly Rodriguez RojasArkady SerikovElizabeth Sooby Andrew ThomasKamil TucekKan WangLeigh WinfreyKaty Worrell
Majdi I. Radaideh
Richard H. Howard
Rui HuElia Merzari
John H. Jackson
Jess C. Gehin
Alyssa Hayes
Robert Ammon
James S. Baker
Jennifer L. Alwin
Stephen M. Bajorek
Siegfried H. GlenzerHye-Sook Park
Carl Richard (Rick) Grantom
John C. Wagner
Majdi Radaideh
Julianne McCallum
Ishita Trivedi
Joel Rhodes