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The Fastest Path to Zero Initiative at the University of Michigan facilitates community-focused, sustainable energy transitions through tool design and research that mix practicality with collective imagination.
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NEA Global Forum Symposium
Explore how nuclear education is shaping our global energy future
Join us Tuesday, September 30 through Thursday, October 2, 2025 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
NEWS
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Fastest Path team shares research at global conference on stakeholder engagement in nuclear energy
Delegation presents flash talks and panel contributions at the IAEA’s first International Conference on Stakeholder Engagement for Nuclear Power Programmes.
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John Mobley IV’s mission to build the future nuclear workforce
Mobley, a U-M Engineering Education Research PhD student, works alongside Fastest Path to Zero’s Assistant Professor Aditi Verma.
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Todd Allen elected to ANS Board of Directors
Fastest Path director will help shape the future of nuclear science and technology through national leadership role.
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Kristine Svinicki joins decommissioning exchange in Japan, shares insights on decision-making under uncertainty
Adjunct professor Kristine Svinicki participates in nuclear-focused events aimed at young researchers and Japan’s energy leaders.