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The Sound of Science
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
23 episodes
9 months ago
“The Sound of Science” is a podcast that lets you hear the voices behind the scientific breakthroughs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
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“The Sound of Science” is a podcast that lets you hear the voices behind the scientific breakthroughs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Show more...
Science
Technology,
News,
Tech News
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TCR: Printing the future of nuclear
The Sound of Science
16 minutes 50 seconds
5 years ago
TCR: Printing the future of nuclear

Since 1943, Oak Ridge National Laboratory has built 13 nuclear reactors — now it's preparing for its 14th, the Transformational Challenge Reactor, or TCR. But this one will be quite a departure from the reactors that have come before. It’s going to be 3D printed. TCR aims to revolutionize how a nuclear reactor is built – a process that hasn’t really changed much in the past 50 years. In this episode, you'll hear from some of the lab's nuclear and materials experts, an industry partner using technology coming out of TCR, as well as Rita Baranwal, the assistant secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy in the U.S. Department of Energy.

The Sound of Science
“The Sound of Science” is a podcast that lets you hear the voices behind the scientific breakthroughs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.