New York, NY
Joined October 2020
Jacqueline Blackburn retweeted
For decades the answer to a reactor overheating was transitioning nuclear power projects from mega bespoke civil site works to rapid & efficient deployments requires the most robust nuclear fuel. Our CEO @KTerrani explains to @Forbes on what is TRISO and what it opens up: forbes.com/sites/current-cli…
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Jacqueline Blackburn retweeted
When we were selected for the DOME, it was a competitive process that pitted us against 40+ companies. We competed 3 times. FEEED, DEEP, and final selection. We were chosen for the maturity of our product and our path to commercialization. That vision we build for at Radiant is not on the horizon, it’s driving down the 395. Kaleidos is transportable and on the way to the DOME!
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Jacqueline Blackburn retweeted
Massive win for the nuclear fuel supply chain. Thank you @emundz42 @OverReactor1776 and many others at @ENERGY for making this idea a reality.
The President’s May 2025 executive orders on nuclear energy directed the creation of a comprehensive strategy for a seemingly intractable problem - nuclear waste reprocessing, recycling and disposal. Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses will answer that call, supporting domestic reindustrialization, reducing our reliance on foreign fuel, and creating thousands of jobs. Fantastic work by @ENERGY and @OverReactor1776!
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Jacqueline Blackburn retweeted
There was no way to transport the amount of TRISO fuel compacts to conduct a full power test of our Kaleidos reactor. So, our team designed, validated and performed the safety analysis of the system you see here ... because it didn't exist. It's how our fuel gets to the DOME, and to our manufacturing facility. One of the many technologies developed at Radiant.
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Welcome to Tennessee.
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Worth another look in light of yesterday’s news.
Plutonium for Peace? For decades the United States has viewed transuranic (TRU) elements, like plutonium, primarily as a waste management liability, ignoring the immense potential energy density and strategic value contained within these materials. Read more about @standardnuclear’s vision for turning liability into opportunity by using these elements to accelerate America’s nuclear future. 🧵👇 This is The New Standard.
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Jacqueline Blackburn retweeted
“The spice must flow” #Dune
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Well done @USArmy. Merit-based & Fit NOT Fat.
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Yesterday there was a fairly large fight taking place outside my subway station on my way to work. I mentioned it to the Mta personnel at the station. This morning there was a cop car with police monitoring the exact location of yesterday’s fight. I feel heard. I see you nypd. 🙏🏻
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I’m starting a jet suit go fund me to get around nyc so I don’t have to take the subway. I’ll need to raise 440k
World's first jet suit race in Dubai
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Today is WORLD NUCLEAR DAY! 🇺🇸⚡️ President Trump is leading the American nuclear renaissance—supplying our nation with reliable energy for a more secure electric grid. LEARN MORE BELOW ⬇️
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Anduril, Palantir, Durin, Dunedain, Valinor, Mithril Space, Erebor, Valar Atomics, Varda Space, Odin Dynamics… that’s just my short list. You won’t shock me with your Tolkien reference.
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Jacqueline Blackburn retweeted
"Energy price is inversely correlated with human flourishing." - @JoshuaSteinman, co-founder of @GalvanickCo "The cheaper the energy is, the better people's quality of life is." "Taiwan is a poster child for utilizing nuclear energy well." "(On the other hand,) Russia and China have been pushing this denuclearize, deindustrialize line. It worked for Germany and basically gave the Russians a kill switch on the German economy." From Josh's appearance on the show in May.
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Jacqueline Blackburn retweeted
The Evolution of Computers
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De Oppresso Liber. ⚡️⚡️⚡️
Ultrasafe Nuclear was running out of money. Its engineers believed so strongly in the criticality of its TRISO fuel manufacturing business that they worked without pay for months. One sold his land to developers to stay afloat. Then…
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