Good morning! My name is Jennah Bari, and I’m the president of the Purdue WIN chapter. This is my #dayinthelife takeover as a senior in the School of Nuclear Engineering! pic.twitter.com/iApUCVS4El

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023

To start off my day, we’re setting up tabling for Nuclear Science Week! We offer tours of our reactor, PUR-1, advertise for our nuclear carnival this Friday, and our Atoms for Humanity symposium next week. We also set up interactive materials for people to use a GM counter. pic.twitter.com/HIQf1uojbL

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023

My first class of the day is Radiation Interaction with Materials and Applications! Today we’re going over computer simulations with LAMMPS and KALYPSO. pic.twitter.com/YFlgnsH8Vm

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023

Some of our materials we’ve set out for #nuclearsciweek are fiesta ware, Vaseline glass, uranium ore, thorium sand, and a Geiger-Müller counter. pic.twitter.com/jesQvmBVq1

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023

The next class for today is NUCL 410 which is the second neutronics course we take. The past couple weeks we have been focusing on deriving the neutron transport equation and learning approximations. pic.twitter.com/Pr9XgrZC38

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023

Every Wednesday the School of Nuclear Engineering hosts a seminar speaker. Today’s is Dr. David DiPrete from Savannah River National Lab. The students get to have an informal conversation pit with him for the hour leading up to the seminar! pic.twitter.com/u8phiMUOfz

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023

For the end of my day there is an industry session with H3D Gamma hosted with our ANS chapter this evening by the H3D Gamma President and COO Dr. Streicher. pic.twitter.com/AziHNGXK1Q

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023

This is it for today so goodnight and happy #nuclearsciweek from @PurdueWin and @PurdueNuclear! pic.twitter.com/L5WGHidR1f

— U.S. WIN (@WomenInNuclear) October 18, 2023