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On the week of the 79th commemoration of the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, the National Security Archive today publishes a fascinating new collection of papers from the office files of Leslie Groves, the director of the Manhattan Project, the U.S. effort during World War II to develop and produce the world’s first nuclear weapons. Among the newly available records are candid memos and other correspondence from inside the Manhattan Project on the role of nuclear technologies in the post-war environment and the importance of being the preeminent atomic power. In one revealing document from 1943, Arthur Compton, director of the Manhattan Project’s “Metallurgical Laboratory” at the University of Chicago, considered the post-World War II role of heavy water nuclear reactors. Assuming that production of plutonium-239 would be relevant to the “balance of military power” after the war, Compton wrote that “the post-war situation will still be greatly confused and it will remain of prime importance to maintain the country in a supreme military position.” Compton’s letter and the other records published today were found in a long-overlooked collection of office files of the Manhattan Project. The two cartons of “Leslie Groves Papers Concerning the Manhattan Project, 1942–1946” were found in Record Group 77, pertaining to the Army Corps of Engineers. When it reviewed the collection, the Department of Energy classified at least half of it, but what is available sheds interesting new light on the first two years of the Manhattan Project, including Groves’ day-to-day decisions and his demanding management style. The U.S. National Archives made the Groves collection available in response to an indexing-on-demand request by the National Security Archive. The collection also includes several letters from J. Robert Oppenheimer, the recently appointed director of the Manhattan Project’s new weapons laboratory, about his early efforts to create a staff of experimental and theoretical physicists, including a “personnel list” that he sent to Groves. Other memoranda and letters from the file concern the construction and development of Hanford Engineer Works, the secret site in a remote part of Washington state that produced the plutonium used in the first atomic test and in the bombing of Nagasaki, and records on wartime and postwar planning for the development of heavy water nuclear reactors. https://lnkd.in/dnkd_r-n

Technical and Higher-Education (PATH) Scholarships The Program Award for Technical and Higher-Education (PATH), sponsored by National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), offers scholarships to students from Minority Serving Institutions pursuing a technical certificate, associate, bachelor, or graduate degree in a science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM)-discipline that supports the critical needs of the Nuclear Security Enterprise (NSE). The NSE has a wide array of critical needs that range from technical expertise and skilled trades to STEM research. Important areas of research include nuclear security, advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, engineering, and energy systems. https://lnkd.in/eQyGQBx3

#ThrowbackThursday to the launch of our state-of-the-art Engineering & Nuclear Skills building! This groundbreaking facility is at the heart of City College Plymouth’s mission to provide world-class training for the next generation of engineers and nuclear specialists. With cutting-edge technology like augmented and virtual reality, as well as advanced mechatronics labs, this building is where students and apprentices develop the skills needed for the energy and defence sectors. In partnership with Babcock International Group and the NATIONAL COLLEGE FOR NUCLEAR we’re helping shape the future workforce of Plymouth and beyond! #Engineering #NuclearSkills #FutureReady

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Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming a group of nuclear engineering students from Kungliga Tekniska h?gskolan. During their visit, the students explored several facilities at Studsvik Tech Park, including Studsvik, Cyclife Sweden AB, and AB Svafo. The students were introduced to the various companies and their operations, gaining valuable insights into the cutting-edge technologies and services offered within the industry. They received presentations on the innovative solutions and projects being developed at each company, and at Studsvik, they also participated in on-site guided tours of our Hot Cell Laboratory (HCL). In addition to the technical insights at HCL , the students had the opportunity to meet with our HR department. These discussions focused on the current needs within the industry and future employment opportunities. Our HR team provided valuable information on the skills and qualifications required in the nuclear sector, as well as potential career paths for aspiring engineers. The visit was a great opportunity for the students to connect with industry professionals, gain first-hand insight into the work being done on site, and explore potential career opportunities within the field.

Ever wondered how you can launch a career that combines engineering excellence, leadership, and meaningful impact? The Navy Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate (NUPOC) program might be the perfect fit for you. While completing college, you could earn up to $252,000 and prepare to join a team known worldwide for advancing nuclear reactor technology with an impeccable safety record. Here’s what NUPOC brings to the table: ?? Comprehensive Benefits: Full medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and 401K—plus coverage for your family. ?? $30,000 Signing Bonus: Start your journey with a significant financial boost. ?? Monthly Stipend: Earn $4,800–$6,000 per month for up to 42 months while finishing your degree (location-dependent). ?? Referral Bonus: Earn up to $500 more per month by referring friends to NUPOC. ?? Completion Bonus: Receive $2,000 after training at a Nuclear Power Training Unit. Accepted candidates begin with 1.5 years of Officer and nuclear power training, followed by 3.5 years in a leadership role. Your commitment? 5 years of active-duty service as a Naval Nuclear Officer—a career that’s as rewarding as it is impactful. Curious if this is the right path for you? I can connect you with one of the best in the business—a Nuclear-Trained Submarine Officer—for a one-on-one conversation. They’ll give you an inside look at life in the program and help you decide if it’s a good fit. If you’re studying STEM or are an engineer specializing in fields like mechanical, chemical, electrical, aerospace, or nuclear, this program can help you achieve more than you ever thought possible. Sound intriguing? Let’s connect—drop a comment, email or message me, and I’ll happily share more details! #NUPOC #Engineering #STEM #MechanicalEngineering #ChemicalEngineering #ElectricalEngineering #CleanEnergy

Michigan Institute for Computational Discovery & Engineering (MICDE)’s director and University of Michigan College of Engineering professor of aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering and nuclear engineering, Karthik Duraisamy,?discussed the institute’s mission, greatest accomplishments and future goals in a recently published Q&A. myumi.ch/Drx6E

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