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Remembering Roy Axford
Professor Axford was a beacon of knowledge for students and faculty in NPRE for over 50 years. We are grateful to all he gave and the mark he left on so many.
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NPRE @ GRAINGER ENGINEERING
ADMITTED AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS: Meet with faculty, advising staff, and current students from the Department of Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering (NPRE). There will be a brief presentation on the NPRE program with time for Q&A. Time allowing, and based on interest of attendees, we will offer a virtual tour of some of our lab facilitates where our research takes place.
Days: Wednesday, Mar. 31, Apr. 7, and Apr. 21 | 6:00 - 7:00 pm
SoTeRiA Laboratory Leads Outreach Efforts for Risk Analysis
NPRE News | April 12, 2021
LytEn joins IPI on $2.1 million deal
NPRE News | March 4, 2021
Learn more about microreactors
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, working with partners across the country, is submitting a proposal to develop and install a microreactor for campus.
COVID-19 Information
Learn more about projects related to COVID-19 Campus updates
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Grainger College of Engineering Scholarship Application
Grainger Engineering Undergraduate Programs Office is accepting applications for available scholarships for the 2021-22 academic year.
See the Scholarships for Continuing Students website for more information and the link to the application.
Please contact engr-scholarship@illinois.edu for more information.
Looking for a Postdoc opportunity?
NPRE has multiple positions open for postdoctoral research.
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Join our top-ranked department. NPRE is currently hiring for an open-rank faculty position.
Featured Faculty
Brent J. Heuser
Professor and Associate Head for Undergraduate Programs
Professor Heuser has research interests that include numerical simulation of neutron transport and neutron scattering techniques. He currently heads the Heuser Research Group that oversees research projects concerned with hydrogen in metals, nuclear fuel matrices, neutron scattering, and neutron monochromator.