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Sara A. Pozzi

Professor

Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences

pozzisa@umich.edu

Tel: (734) 615-3970
Fax: (734) 763-4540

2355 Bonisteel Boulevard
2937 Cooley Building
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2104

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DNNG News

05/12/2020

Congratulations to Noora Ba Sunbul for her best in physics paper: Ionized Radiation Acoustic Imaging (iRAI) for In-Vivo FLASH Dosimetry.

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02/04/2020

Register now for the upcoming
MCNP/MCNPX-PoloMi Workshop! Registration open until April 15, 2020.

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01/30/2020

Michael Hua wins 2020 Richard and Eleanor Towner Prize for outstanding GSIs!

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11/26/2019

Prof. Sara A. Pozzi has been named a Fellow with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) effective January 1, 2020. She is being recognized for contributions to neutron detection techniques and neutron transport Monte Carlo methods. These contributions enable advances in nuclear safeguards, nonproliferation, and homeland security, as well as medical physics.

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11/18/2019

Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences at the University of Michigan is ranked #1 in the nation and continues to build the leaders who will drive the world’s energy future.

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09/01/2018

Prof. Sara A. Pozzi was appointed Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) within the College of Engineering (COE).

“I am excited to have the opportunity to serve the college community in the newly-established position of Director of DEI for the COE. It is critical to our mission to create an equitable and inclusive environment where our students, faculty, and staff can thrive and do their best work. We have a unique opportunity here at Michigan to be national and international leaders in DEI. The UM President and other members of the leadership team have made DEI a priority, and we have a talented and committed base of individuals that can bring change at the unit and department level. I am honored to be a part of this effort and I will work very hard to have a positive impact in this area.”

Prof. Pozzi is passionate about diversity issues, as demonstrated by her work with the University of Michigan’s STRIDE (Strategies and Tactics for Recruiting to Improve Diversity and Excellence) committee. In this capacity, she helps develop and teach workshops on unconscious bias and stereotype threat. She has given many seminars on this topic both nationally and internationally. In addition, she has experience as mentor and role model to many female and minority students, postdocs, and research faculty.

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07/22/2018

Professor Sara A. Pozzi was elected an Institute of Nuclear Materials Management Fellow in July, 2018, “in recognition of her distinguished contributions to the field of nuclear materials management”. She is recognized as the founding director of the Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration, Consortium for Verification Technology, a 25 M$ consortium of 12 universities and 9 national laboratories dedicated to the development of new technologies for nuclear treaty verification. In this capacity she directs the work of 25 faculty members and 250 students and postdoctoral researchers. She is the co-author of the Monte Carlo code MCNPX-PoliMi, which is being used at over 50 institutions world-wide. In addition to teaching, Prof. Pozzi is a sought-after public speaker, having delivered over 80 invited seminars and talks, at universities and laboratories both nationally and internationally. She was interviewed multiple times by the media in connection with national security and nonproliferation issues; her outreach activities include a recent Reddit Ask Me Anything event that was viewed over 800 times

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06/05/2018

<p”>PhD Student Ciara Sivels recognized for Best National Laboratory Collaboration at the University Program Review 2018!

For more details, click here.

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06/1/2017

DNNG undergraduates Michael Hua and Kyle Beyer win The Innovations in Nuclear Technology R&D Undergraduate competition!

For more details, click here.

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05/10/2017

Professor Sara Pozzi elected Fellow of the American Nuclear Society! The election to the rank of Fellow within the Society recognizes the contributions made to the advancement of nuclear science and technology through the years. It is the Society’s highest membership grade, to which a select group of professional associates have been elected.

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02/22/2017

Ciara Sivels awarded the University of Michigan College of Engineering Marian Sara Parker Prize!

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02/22/2017

Crystal Green awarded the University of Michigan College of Engineering Distinguished Leadership Award!

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12/14/2016

Professor Sara A. Pozzi named IEEE/NPSS Distinguished Lecturer.

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11/01/2016

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10/20/2016

Michael Hamel and Tony Shin win Best Student Speaker at the 2016 CVT Workshop.

Watch all the presentations here!

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10/05/2016

Crystal Green receives the Women of Color STEM Conference Leadership Award!

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09/28/2016

Marc Ruch recognized for Best Student Paper at the 2016 ANS conference for Advances in Nuclear Nonproliferation Technology & Policy Conference

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06/09/2016

Ciara Sivels wins Best Student Poster at the 2016 UITI Conference

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Summer 2019 Outreach

7/10/19: SCEEP 12th Grade

Detection for Nuclear Nonproliferation Group

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