NNSA Advisory Committee to Talk Plutonium, Computers in Closed October Session

The Department of Energy’s Defense Programs Advisory Committee is scheduled meet in closed session Oct. 22-23 at agency headquarters in Washington to discuss, among other things, a classified report on plutonium aging, according to a Federal Register notice…

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