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Dr. Forbes!!

Thursday October 1, 2026

Madeleine has successfully defended her PhD. Congratulations, Dr. Forbes!

Madeleine’s new paper!

Wednesday September 30, 2026

Madeleine is the first author of the paper Molecular insights into the separation of iron by 18-crown-6 ethers in hydrochloric acid, published in ACS Omega. A true collaborative work!

Andrew’s new paper is published!

Wednesday September 30, 2026

“Zirconium molybdate precipitates in used nuclear fuel reprocessing and their interactions with tetravalent actinides: a review” is now published in the Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry.

New Publi!

Friday February 27, 2026

A review paper led by Madeleine and Rachel! Transition metals separation with commercial neutral extractants – A Review. 10.1080/07366299.2026.2629922 (2026)

New Publication!!

Tuesday February 10, 2026

Bravo Rachel on your new publication!!: Mechanistic Investigation of Co(II) Extraction by TODGA to Aid Nuclear Forensic Separations. Rachel Wood, Penafrancia Monte, Kai Schultze, Benjamin Burton-Pye, Lynn Francesconi, Nicolas Uhnak, Nathalie A. Wall. 10.1080/00295639.2025.2607300 (2026)

New Publication!

Tuesday December 16, 2025

Rachel Wood’s first PhD paper “Mechanistic Investigation of Co(II) Extraction by TODGA to Aid Nuclear Forensic Separations” has been accepted for publication. Kai Schulte is also a co-author!!

New Publication!

Friday December 12, 2025

Madeleine Forbes’ new paper “Extraction of iron(III) by tri-n-butyl phosphate from nitrate and chloride media” was accepted for publication. An amazing collaboration with CUNY and UCF collaborators!!!

Kyle M. Schipf SULI internship

Wednesday May 7, 2025

Kyle M. Schipf is the recipient of a SULI summer internship at Savannah River National Laboratory.

Good News

Tuesday May 6, 2025

Andrew Duckworth successfully passed his proposal defense on 05/06/2025!

Good news

Tuesday May 6, 2025

Rachel Wood successfully passed her proposal defense on 02/2025!

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