Congratulations to Luke Sadergaski and the entire team for the recent acceptance of a new paper, “Remote Americium Detection Using an Optical Sensor: A D-Optimal Strategy for Efficient PLS-Based Modeling” in Sensors!
Dr. Jennifer Pyles presented her research at the 22nd Symposium on Separation Science and Technology for Energy Applications. Thank you, Jennifer, for doing a fantastic job representing the Burns Research Group!
Jennifer is a Scientist in the Burns Research Group.
Congratulations to Jeff Einkauf and the entire team for the recent acceptance of a new paper, “Capture of volatile RuO4from oxidized simulated used nuclear fuel solutions” in Separation and Purification Technology!
Congratulations to David Russell, who was announced as a FY 25 Innovations in Nuclear Energy Student Paper Competition Award: Undergraduate Award winner! The awards recognize published graduate and undergraduate students whose work is on the leading edge of nuclear energy research.
David is a postbaccalaureate who graduated in the Fall of 2024 from the Department of Chemistry with his BS in Chemistry. He is also double majoring in Public Health and has earned a Master’s degree in Environmental and Occupational Health.
Congratulations to Jenifer Pyles and the entire team for the recent acceptance of a new paper, “Recovering high-purity uranyl nitrate from simulated used nuclear fuel dissolver solutions by crystallization: rejecting technetium” in Separation and Purification Technology!
Thank you CAS Communication for highlighting David’s great work in UAB News!
Congratulations to David Russel and the entire CoXTL Team on the recent acceptance of a new paper, “Remote Sensing of Nitric Acid and Temperature via Design of Experiments, Chemometrics, and Raman Spectroscopy” in ACS Omega!
Congratulations to David Russell, the second-place winner in the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS) Student Poster competition as a part of the SciX 2024 Conference held in Raleigh, NC, from October 20–25, 2024. Great work, David!
Thank you CAS Communication for highlighting David’s great work in UAB News!
Congratulations to Luke Sadergaski and the entire team for the recent acceptance of a new paper, “Leveraging Design of Experiments to Build Chemometric Models for the Quantification of Uranium(VI) and HNO3 by Raman Spectroscopy” in Frontiers in Nuclear Engineering!
