ORAU: Then & Now Posts by Matthew Underwood
Learn about the contaminated tea at ORAU’s Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity, including how it became affected by radiation.
Learn about the light cover from Chernobyl located at ORAU’s Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity, including how it made its way back to the United States.
Learn more about William Brucer M.D., who was one of the early figures in the history of ORINS, which later became ORAU.
Learn more about the life and career of Brenda Blunt, senior director of Health Policy at ORAU
Discover some fun facts about the shoe-fitting fluoroscope at ORAU’s Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity, such as who all claims to have invented the machine.
Take a look at some of the atomic toys and items for children located at ORAU’s Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity, including the Atomic Energy Lab.
Take a look at some of the programs and departments within ORAU, such as the Research and University Partnerships Office, to learn more about the work that they do.
Learn about what students and teachers have to look forward to at this year’s ARC Appalachian STEM Academy at Oak Ridge, including the chance to interact with subject matter experts.
Discover everything you need to know about ORAU’s Math & Movement STEM education program, including the dates for this year’s event.
Learn about some of the K-12 STEM education programs offered by ORAU, including the Extreme Classroom Makeover.
Discover how ORAU is connected to the important work of NOAA in climate research and atmospheric science.
Discover some of the fun facts about the atomic movie posters at ORAU’s Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity, including where the ideas for the movies originated.
Learn about the core values that define ORAU and the ways we support our customers, including quality and innovation.