The University of Missouri is the only U.S. supplier of radioisotopes that are used for life-saving medicine, national security, and research. The U.S. Department of Energy wants to boost the supply of nuclear medicine, so it is helping MU to build a new...
The University of Missouri has broken ground on a 47-thousand-square-foot addition to the MU Research Reactor site. Alisa Nelson talks to Matt Sanford, executive director of the University of Missouri Research Reactor, about how the site is saving lives every...
The University of Missouri is the only university in the U.S. to create cancer-fighting radioactive elements called medical isotopes. A small nuclear reactor in Columbia creates them. The university wants to create a larger reactor that can produce more. Director of...
