Wrap Up: Research Cooperative Agreement Extended with Vanderbilt

By Staff Reports

The U.S. Energy Department said last week it has renewed a cooperative agreement with Vanderbilt University for nuclear cleanup research. The latest iteration is worth $15 million over five years. The Nashville, Tenn., institution is part of the multi-university…

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