Scanning the Structure of Steel From Nuclear Reactor Vessels
May 27, 2015
During the 505th Brookhaven Lecture, Lynne Ecker explains the molecular process for materials inside nuclear reactors becoming brittle over time. She then discusses new capabilities at the National Synchrotron Light Source II for collecting large amounts of data from different steel alloys to monitor and understand their performance. Read More
Latest Videos
-
13:33
Metals Under Pressure
-
9:14
Staying in Shape and Connected with 3D Printing
-
11:05
BSA Retirement 2024
General Lab Overviews
-
5:10
This is Brookhaven Lab
-
4:34
The Co-design Center for Quantum Advantage
-
1:19
Brookhaven Lab's plant oil research
Video Categories
- AAAG
- accelerators
- addiction
- APAA
- ARRA
- ATLAS
- award
- benefits
- BERA
- biochemistry
- biology
- biosciences
- BNL lecture
- BSA
- BSA distinguished lecture
- BWIS
- BWIS lecture
- cancer research
- catalysis
- celebrations
- CFN
- chemistry
- commercial
- community
- computing
- cosmology
- COVID-19
- CSI
- cyber security
- dignitary
- discovery park
- diversity
- DOE
- earth science
- education
- elected official
- employee assistance
- employee feature
- employee meetings
- energy
- environment
- environmental science
- event
- facility users
- funding
- general lab overviews
- health and wellness
- HHG
- history
- human resources
- instrumentation
- lab infrastructure
- lecture
- lectures & seminars
- lessons
- LHC
- LSST
- maglev contest
- magnets
- materials science
- media coverage
- medical
- medical imaging
- meetings & workshops
- nanotechnology
- NASA
- national security
- neutrinos
- NSLS
- NSLS-II
- NSLS-II Science Shorts
- NSRL
- partnerships
- personnel
- PET
- photon sciences
- physical therapy
- physics
- Pride Alliance
- quantum computing
- quantum information science
- Quantum Thursdays
- RHIC
- safety
- safety day
- sambamurti
- Science Thursdays
- solar
- STEM
- Stony Brook University
- summer sundays
- superconductivity
- tour
- veterans
- workshops & colloquia