ORAU: Then & Now
ORAU: Then & Now is an excellent resource to explore how our people, programs, and partnerships are driving meaningful impact, serving our nation, and enhancing global competitiveness in areas such as STEM education, workforce solutions, exposure science, health education, disaster preparedness, forensic science, and more.
Discover our rich history, which traces back to the Manhattan Project during World War II, and learn how we continue to address critical national needs in science, health, and education.
Hunger is a pressing issue in East Tennessee, where Second Harvest says one in six children face food insecurity. ORAU and neighboring organizations are stepping up during Hunger Action Month to raise awareness and provide crucial assistance to those in need.
ORAU manages the NASA Postdoctoral Program, and several of the fellows are supporting the Artemis missions to the moon and beyond.
ORAU believes education is the cornerstone of innovation and progress. As an organization deeply rooted in advancing science, health and education, we are committed to empowering the next generation of learners and leaders. One of the ways we fulfill this mission is by supporting local schools through education grants.
While broad national campaigns have been the default strategy for disseminating health info to large populations for decades, the rise of data-driven insights show that more personalized and localized approaches shift the paradigm.
ORAU, a leader in workforce capacity building since its founding almost 80 years ago, is leading the charge to build the nuclear energy workforce sector locally, regionally and across the country.
Now that ORAU’s Museum of Radiation and Radioactivity is open to the public, you are invited to tour the collection. This blog introduces you to the museum curator and what’s in the collection!
At ORAU, the Workforce Solutions group takes recruitment to the next level by specializing in niche industries, partnering with organizational leaders to fill talent needs and supporting critical national missions.