SRNL chosen to train future robotics engineers in a five year program
The Savannah River National Laboratory will lead a five year cooperative effort with Carnegie Mellon University and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to train graduate students in robotics for environmental remediation. The program links real world problems with academia to develop the next generation of robotics engineers. SRNL aims to become a leading robotics lab for DOE cleanup projects.
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SANL Lab Works on Robotics for Nuclear Cleanup
The Savannah River National Laboratory expands robotics and remote inspection to monitor reactor tanks and safely recover and contain contamination. Terry Michalske says new tech is vital to the Environmental Management mission and the next generation workforce, with SANL advancing environmental cleanup, nuclear security and clean energy efforts.
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Warrenville hit-and-run victim dies. Coroner names Michael A. Clark
Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton identified 32 year old Michael A. Clark as the man killed in the March 26 hit-and-run on Howlandville Road. Clark died at 5:35 a.m. Saturday in Augusta University's Shock Trauma Department after being struck by 35 year old Tessa Key of Aiken. Key, driving a 2014 Chevy Tahoe, left the shoulder and struck the pedestrian at about 7:38 p.m. and then fled.
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Community events and performances this April
Local brief items include Brooklyn at the Aiken County Public Library on April 9 from 3 to 4 30 p m. The Del McCoury Band plays Newberry Opera House April 13 at 8 p m with tickets 49. Edgefield Relay for Life hosts a captain drop in meeting April 11 at First Baptist Church. A free Cold War Patriots seminar for Savannah River Site employees and families is April 14 at Newberry Hall. Cece Bell signs books April 12 at Aiken library.
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Library workshop on Social Security benefits set for April 13
Aiken County Public Library hosts a workshop titled Understanding the Benefits of Social Security from 11 a.m. to noon on April 13. Tony Williams will lead the program and attendees can email tony.williams@ssa.gov for more information.
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Fraud and assault reported in Aiken County blotter
A North Augusta woman reported credit card fraud while a Langley woman said her vehicle tire was sabotaged by nails hidden under wood from a fence. An arrest for assault followed. Graniteville man reported being pushed struck with a chair and choked by a known subject after finding him intoxicated on arrival home.
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