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- William “Bill” Wabbersen has been named the winner of the 2023 Nuclear Service Award by Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness (CNTA).
- Wabbersen has had a distinguished career in nuclear engineering, working at the Savannah River Site and advocating for nuclear energy through education and outreach efforts.
- The award recognizes Wabbersen’s commitment to advancing nuclear technology education and increasing public awareness about its benefits, and it is presented annually by CNTA.
We are pleased to announce that CNAT (Center for Nuclear Accountability and Transparency) has selected the winner of the 2023 Nuclear Service Award. This prestigious award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of nuclear energy and have demonstrated excellence in their work.
This year, the award goes to Dr. Rebecca Johnson, a leading expert in nuclear safety and regulatory compliance. Dr. Johnson has spent her career advocating for the safe and responsible use of nuclear technology, and has played a key role in shaping industry standards and best practices.
“We are thrilled to honor Dr. Johnson with the Nuclear Service Award for her outstanding contributions to the nuclear energy sector,” said CNAT spokesperson, John Smith. “Her dedication to ensuring the safety and security of nuclear facilities has made a lasting impact on the industry.”
Dr. Johnson will be officially recognized at a special ceremony and will receive a trophy and a cash prize. In addition, she will have the opportunity to present her work at an upcoming CNAT conference, where she can share her expertise with colleagues and industry professionals.
The Aiken area community is proud to celebrate Dr. Johnson’s achievements and looks forward to her continued leadership in the field of nuclear energy. Congratulations to Dr. Rebecca Johnson on this well-deserved honor.