[scf-post-title] The 62nd IAEA General Conference was held in Vienna, Austria from September 17-21 2018. AMS also attended the U.S. Industry Side Event entitled, ‘U.S. Perspective on the Direction of Nuclear Energy Technology Development and Deployment in the United States and Globally.’
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[scf-post-title] In October, AMS will be hosting two events in conjunction with the Knoxville Chapter of the Tennessee Society of Professional Engineers. The first event will be a workshop designed to provide basic information about becoming a professional engineer, including a review of typical application errors, the importance of work experience and references, and…
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[scf-post-title] Analysis and Measurement Services Corporation (AMS), was recently awarded two substantial research grants from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). The first grant of a million dollars is for research to resolve issues with implementation of wireless data communications systems in nuclear power plants. Wireless data communication can help reduce the cost of maintenance…
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[scf-post-title] AMS recently held a five-day comprehensive training course on Testing & Troubleshooting of I&C Systems for Nuclear Facilities at its main headquarters in Knoxville from August 20–24, 2018. Designed for utilities, vendors, educators, and regulators involved with nuclear power plants, research reactors, fuel fabrication facilities, national and international laboratories, and universities, the course…
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[scf-post-title] AMS recently hosted several events in conjunction with the 61st Annual Symposium for the Power Industry Division (POWID) of the International Society of Automation (ISA). The symposium was held at the University of Tennessee and was chaired by AMS’ EMC Engineering Manager Chad Kiger. Prior to the symposium, AMS held a one-day training…
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