Verma will spearhead an innovative research project focusing on assessing the public sentiment toward nuclear energy in various communities across New Mexico, with a particular focus on communities living around coal plants.
Verma has joined a cohort that will imagine a world without the threat of nuclear weapons.
The Fastest Path to Zero Initiative is collaborating on two projects with $3.7M in funding from the US Department of Energy’s Nuclear Energy University Program (NEUP).
Analysis of the demographic impacts of nuclear fuel cycle facilities Advisors: Aditi Verma, Gabrielle Hoelzle,
This position has been filled. The Fastest Path to Zero Initiative is seeking a highly
This position has been filled. The Fastest Path to Zero Initiative is seeking a highly
Djokić joined the team as an Assistant Research Scientist and Verma as an Assistant Research Scientist, and as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2022.
Professor Todd Allen, Chair of the U-M Department of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences (NERS)
The initiative will develop a siting tool and provide guidance on methodologies The University of
This week we are so excited to announce that we’ve brought on Jessica Lovering as