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NRC opens comment period for fusion regulatory changes
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has taken the next step toward developing fusion regulations, announcing the opening of a 90-day comment period, ending May 27, on a proposed regulatory framework.
In 2023, the NRC commissioners considered three options for the regulatory framework, ultimately selecting to integrate fusion machines into the existing byproduct material approach, which avoids classifying fusion energy systems as utilization facilities. The aim is to implement this approach through changes to 10 CFR Parts 20, 30, 37, 50, 51, 72, 110, 150, 170, and 171.
The Massimo Salvatores Memoriam Graduate Scholarship was established by the Reactor Physics Division (RPD) in 2024 to recognize promising graduate students who are in the first two years of their graduate studies and who have an interest in the field of reactor physics.
Professor Massimo Salvatores
(3/31/1941 – 3/27/2020)
Massimo Salvatores’s name is synonymous with more than 40 years of personal dedication to nuclear reactor physics & related science, with many outstanding technical and scientific contributions, the promotion of research programs and international collaboration, and the training of two generations of young physicists. He was an extraordinarily active and knowledgeable scientist, an inspiring and stimulating person, and an exceptional leader of international collaboration.
Tribute to the legendary Professor Massimo Salvatores
Reactor Physics Division
A selection committee will be established by the Reactor Physics Division
Graduate (Masters or Ph.D.) - first two years of graduate studies
1 awarded annually @ $3,500/each
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