American Nuclear Society

Open programs5

1. ANS Conference Travel Grant

   The American Nuclear Society (ANS) offers travel compensation of up to $1,000 for current student members to attend the 2026 ANS Winter Conference and Expo in Phoenix, Arizona, November 15–18, 2026.

   TravelNuclear science and technology

   Deadline

   Oct 1, 2026

   Amount

   $1,000

2. Call for Nominations — ANS Honors and Awards (2026 Winter Conference and Expo)

   The American Nuclear Society (ANS) is soliciting nominations for its 2026 Winter Conference & Expo honors and awards program to recognize professional achievement across nuclear science, engineering, public service, leadership, technical excellence, early-career and student categories, with numerous national and division-administered awards and varying deadlines.

   SolicitationNuclear engineering / Nuclear science

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   Not listed

3. Landis Young Member Engineering Achievement Award

   The American Nuclear Society (ANS) offers the Landis Young Member Engineering Achievement Award to recognize young (under‑40) ANS members—early‑career professionals or students—who have applied engineering knowledge to produce significant concepts, designs, safety improvements, methods of analysis, or products used in nuclear power research, development, or commercial application.

   OtherNuclear Engineering

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $2,000

4. Mary Jane Oestmann Professional Women's Achievement Award

   The American Nuclear Society (ANS) presents the Mary Jane Oestmann Professional Women’s Achievement Award to recognize outstanding personal dedication and technical leadership by a woman in nuclear science, engineering, research, or education; the prize includes an engraved plaque, a $1,000 monetary award (or the option to receive that amount as travel reimbursement) and up to $1,500 toward travel to attend the ANS Winter Conference.

   OtherNuclear science and engineering

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   $1,000

5. Reactor Physics Division Early Career Reactor Physicist Award

   The Reactor Physics Division (RPD) of the American Nuclear Society offers the Early Career Reactor Physicist Award to recognize early-career RPD members who have made new and significant technical contributions in reactor physics; the award includes a plaque, a letter from the RPD chair, and covered registration for the ANS Annual Conference or a Reactor Physics topical meeting (e.g., PHYSOR).

   OtherNuclear Engineering

   Deadline

   Not listed

   Amount

   Not listed

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