Welcome to U-M NERS
A Letter From Ron Gilgenbach, NERS Chair
As we approach the end of another academic year I am pleased to report that the U-M NERS Department has maintained its #1 ranking in the US News and World Report ranking of NE graduate programs. This is a testament to the outstanding achievements of NERS faculty, students and staff. Read more...
NERS Outstanding Achievement Award goes to Sara Pozzi
The recipient of the 2012 Outstanding Achievement Award from the Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences Department is Professor Sara Pozzi. Pozzi has made internationally recognized contributions to the science and technology of the detection of nuclear materials. Read more...
Nuclear Engineering student spoke at U-M commencement
Last Saturday, before a crowd estimated at 45,000, Julia Brennan overcame her "somewhat debilitating" fear of public speaking to address her fellow U-M graduates at the Spring 2012 commencement ceremony. Read more...
NERS at U-M: #1 since 2009
The Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences department is proud to be the #1 nuclear engineering graduate program according to US News and World Report for a fourth year running, but what keeps the program strong? Read more...
UM Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences benefits from major gift
U-M graduate J. Robert Beyster has made a major gift of $15 million to the U-M College of Engineering that will benefit U-M students for decades to come. Pending regental approval, $5 million of this gift will be used to convert the former Ford Nuclear Reactor building to new nuclear engineering laboratories. Read more...








