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NASA prepares to solicit moon surface power, teases RTG-powered moon rover
NASA has announced that it will release a solicitation related to lunar surface power this month and that it is considering sending a rover powered by a radioisotope thermoelectric generator (RTG) to the moon.
First established as the DDRD Nuclear Facility Restoration Scholarship by the Decommissioning Decontamination and Reutilization (DD&R) Division in November of 1998, and later combined with the Charles “Tommy” Thomas Memorial Scholarship, this scholarship focuses on the academic disciplines of engineering or science. The scholarship should combine a strong focus on restoration of the environment, with decommissioning/decontamination of nuclear facilities and management/characterization of nuclear waste.
This scholarship was co-opted within the newly established Decommissioning and Environmental Science Division in February 2013 and further optimized in 2020 to represent the best of either undergraduate or graduate accomplishment.
Decommissioning and Environmental Science Division
A selection committee will be established by the Decommissioning and Environmental Science Division
Undergraduate or Graduate (according to merit)
1 awarded annually @ $3000 for graduate-level or $2000 for undergraduate level
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