mu research reactor

The reactor was chosen over 26 other universities to help build the largest machine to create nuclear fusion.

No-carrier added Lutetium-177 is a highly pure radioisotope that could be used to develop cancer treatments.

The University of Missouri welcomed Rebecca Skloot on Monday night at Jesse Auditorium as part of the university’s Decoding Science: Life Sciences and…

The University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) is changing its maintenance schedule to ensure global supply of radioisotopes does not run out. MURR is…