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FINS Faculty, Dr. Hartig, Contributes to Development of New Nuclear Materials Tracking Tools

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FINS core faculty Member, Dr. Kyle Cameron Hartig, is among a team of UF researchers who have developed several nuclear forensics tools that can detect the presence of and track various hidden nuclear active materials.

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FINS Faculty, Dr. Hartig, & UF Team Lead $25M National Consortium on Nuclear Forensics

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Dr. Kyle Cameron Hartig and 5 other UF Faculty will take the lead in a -16-university team of 31 scientists and engineers-  project, funded by the US Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), that will aim to develop new techniques and the training of future nuclear forensics specialists in identifying and tracking nuclear materials to support global safety and national security.

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