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2026 ANS Winter Conference & Expo
November 15–18, 2026
Phoenix, AZ|Arizona Grand Resort & Spa
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Five companies, five bases: The Army’s Janus Program takes shape
Between the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses and Nuclear Energy Launch Pad programs, August has already been a busy month for federal partnerships with the nuclear industry.
That trend continues: On Wednesday, the Department of the Army announced that it has selected five nuclear reactor developers—Antares Nuclear, BWXT Advanced Technologies, General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems, Radiant Industries, and Westinghouse Government Services—each paired with a different military installation, for its Janus Program.
This week, the nuclear community descended on Dallas, Texas, for the second annual Nuclear Energy Conference and Expo, the premier industry-focused nuclear conference cohosted by the American Nuclear Society and the Nuclear Energy Institute. Among the plenary panelists was Jeff Waksman, principal deputy assistant secretary of the Army for installations, energy, and environment. Waksman has been closely involved in the development of the Janus Program, and the morning before the program’s new selections were unveiled, he provided insights on its ultimate goals at NECX 2026.
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University of Leicester and its flagship facility Space Park Leicester is a world-leading hub for space research, innovation, and enterprise. Founded through a collaboration between the University of Leicester, industry partners, and government, our mission is to push the boundaries of space exploration, satellite technology, and Earth observation to benefit society and the economy. we bring together leading scientists, engineers, and businesses to drive cutting-edge advancements in space technology. For over sixty years the University of Leicester has continued to collaborate with international space agencies and industrial partners with involvement in over 90 different space missions, the University of Leicester currently has 11 instruments in operation distributed across the solar system and two launches planned this year. Since 2010 University led research in space nuclear power systems has pioneered americium-based americium power technologies resulting in spinout Perpetual Atomics.
