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Ken and Mary Alice Lindquist Department of Nuclear Engineering

Ken and Mary Alice Lindquist Department of Nuclear Engineering

A man wearing a suit and tie stands beside a nuclear reactor pool separated by a barrier.

Nuclear engineering department head speaks on fusion pilot plant panel

Nuclear engineering professor receives American Nuclear Society award

An illustration of alternating cool and warm colors, representing the temperature fluctuations in a nuclear reactor core subchannel.

Penn State receives $3 million to contribute to national Center of Excellence

The metallic donut-shaped interior of a nuclear fusion device.

Nuclear engineer receives $3.6 million in grants to improve reactors

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New nuclear engineering faculty to focus on next-generation nuclear power plants

A man in a suit smiles and stands in front of a seal that reads "Unites States Nuclear Regulatory Commission."

Nuclear engineering graduate student selected to advocate in Washington, D.C.

Amanda Johnsen, assistant professor of nuclear engineering at Penn State

Nuclear engineering department expands with new faculty member