For one USC undergrad, visiting historic nuclear sites is a hobby that fuels his passion for nuclear engineering.
For one USC undergrad, visiting historic nuclear sites is a hobby that fuels his passion for nuclear engineering.
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For one USC undergrad, visiting historic nuclear sites is a hobby that fuels his passion for nuclear engineering.
Forest Agostinelli has earned one of the National Science Foundation's most prestigious honors for early career faculty: a five-year, nearly $500,00 CAREER Award to develop artificial intelligence that can find solutions when researchers know what they need but don't know how to get there.
When severe weather damages roads and highways, rail lines can become an essential route for moving supplies and other critical goods. But flooding can also damage the rail network itself, washing away the stone foundation beneath the tracks and forcing operators to slow or suspend service.