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March 2, 2021

Carl Willis, a Department of Nuclear Engineering lecturer and UNM reactor operator presented "Five Watts and Made of Plastic: The Unique Capabilities of the Smallest Nuclear Reactor in the Country" for Engineering in Action on February 26, 2021. Engineering in Action is a virtual speaker series that puts a fun yet informative twist on current topics in engineering and computer science. Watch the video below!