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Sandia Bids Farewell to Pulsed Reactor

Azom.com: The Sandia National Laboratories Pulsed Reactor (SPR) rides off into the sunset, headed toward Nevada. It leaves behind the operators who are sad to see such an important part of Sandia National Laboratories’ work and history leaving the Labs.

Posted by Physics Today on September 5, 2007 10:19 AM |

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