Jose was recently featured in a Department of Energy, Office of River Protection article:

https://www.energy.gov/em/articles/student-s-doctoral-studies-grew-internship-doe-laboratory-office-river-protection

Congratulations to Muad Saleh who was recently appointed to the American Ceramic Society’s Presidential Council of Student Advisors (PCSA).

Congratulations to Emily Nienhuis who was accepted to attend the Total Scattering School this summer.

Vitrification process turns radioactive waste into durable glass for safe disposal

Prof. John McCloy has been named Fellow of the American Ceramic Society as well as 2019 recipient of the Richard M. Fulrath award of the society.

See link for details on the Fulrath award.

Though Brian graduated last fall, he finally got around to putting on the dress.  Congratulations Brian!

We are very pleased to have Dr. Hua Chen from the Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology joining us for one year in Pullman as a visiting scholar.  Welcome Hua!

http://roygpost.org/scholarshiprecipients

Busted: Monk uses needle to break, but not bust through, piece of glass

Sue Clark to help evaluate DOE’s environmental cleanup technology development

Our research on the Swedish Hillfort has recently been covered by the WSU Alumni Magazine.  Check it out.

Fires burned, cauldrons bubble