Work from our Swedish hillfort project was chosen as one of the annual “Science as Art” winners. See attached link. http://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/pacific-northwest-national-lab/article181340486.html
Travis Olds has joined the research group to work on the synthesis, characterization, and degradation of UO2 ceramics. Welcome to Pullman, Travis!
Congratulations to Yue, who successfully defended his dissertation yesterday, “A study of magnetic non-destructive evaluation for degradation detection in nuclear steels.” Congratulations Yue! Below is a picture with his committee, Dr. Field, Dr. Li, Dr. McCloy, and (now) Dr. Cao.
Dr. McCloy and Jack Clarke, summer student from Sheffield University, were featured on the Swedish archaeologists’ website for their field work at Broborg, Hillfort, outside of Uppsala, Sweden. http://arkeologerna.com/bloggar/den-forglasade-fornborgen-i-knivsta/borrkarnor-fran-muren/ 2017.10.08 Borrkärnor från muren John McCloy har i veckan varit fokuserad på en speciell form av provtagning. På bilden visar John upp en så kallad orienterad […]