The Tri-Cities is building on its history of being on the forefront of nuclear innovation with a simulated control room to train the next generation of nuclear workers to operate advanced reactors.

A new Energy Learning Center simulator at Washington State University Tri-Cities in Richland will allow students to learn and practice operating an advanced small modular nuclear reactor. Annette Cary ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Tri-Cities is building on its history of being on the forefront of nuclear innovation with a simulated control room to train ...

Nuclear expected to play key role in Tri-Cities future economy Students can train for high paying jobs on new control room simulator DOE grant and colleges expand nuclear curriculum and technician ...

A new training tool designed to help develop the region’s nuclear energy workforce is now complete in the Tri-Cities. The tool is an advanced nuclear energy simulator created through funding from a ...

RICHLAND, Wash. — Energy Northwest, in collaboration with Columbia Basin College (CBC) and Washington State University Tri-Cities, has introduced an educational small modular reactor (SMR) simulator ...

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NORTH CHARLESTON — It's the nightmare no one in the military wants to imagine: a crisis aboard a nuclear-powered submarine or vessel. If that does ever happen, it’s likely that the military men and ...