WRAP UP: IN THE DNFSB, IN MEMORIAM

WC Monitor
1/10/2014
IN THE DNFSB
Kenneth Mossman, the newest member of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, passed away this week. In November, he was confirmed by the Senate to join the Board. Mossman previously served as a professor of health physics…

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