nuclear monitoring

1. October 6, 2021

   U-M gets $1.9M to help better detect nuclear material

   The Department of Homeland Security is giving researchers at U-M $1.9 million to find out what to look for when neutrons slip through the shielding around nuclear contraband.

2. January 24, 2019

   U-M leading $25M program to advance nuclear nonproliferation

   The university is heading up a $25 million multi-institution program to help identify or detect bomb-making nuclear materials, weapons facilities and nuclear detonations around the world.

3. March 27, 2018

   U-M participates in major project monitoring nuclear reactors

   U-M researchers are involved in an effort to build a prototype of a detector that may one day identify undeclared nuclear reactor sites from a neighboring country.