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Episode 106: Why (and how) Abilene Christian University is building a nuclear reactor (Doug Robison)

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Since it opened almost 119 years ago, Abilene Christian University (ACU) has been educating, forming, and training Christian evangelists who spread the news of Jesus Christ around the world.
This year, however, the university is launching something that has the potential to change the world and save lives in a surprising new way.
ACU is building and preparing to fire up an experimental nuclear reactor that is cheaper, cleaner, safer and more scalable than any other kind of nuclear technology available in the world today. And it has the potential to cure cancer, eliminate existing nuclear waste and provide energy to the poorest regions of the world.
In this episode, you'll hear form lifelong Texas oil man (and nuclear convert) Doug Robison, who is on the ACU board of trustees and a principal investor in the university's nuclear experiment. He explains both the how and the why of ACU's nuclear turn and how this is an extension of the university's Christian mission.
Link to the American Nuclear Society's report on the ACU nuclear reactor
Link to the NEXT Lab at Abilene Christian University
Link to Natura Resources (the company Doug Robison founded to invest in the ACU nuclear experiment)
Find more news and stories at christianchronicle.org
Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate
Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to [email protected]
Learn more about the new book, Why Aren't Christians More Like Jesus by Michael Clemens at whyarentchristiansmorelikejesus.com

52nd Annual Caribbean Lectureship in Barbados this July 13 - 16, 2025. Learn more and register at caribbeanlectureship.com.

Freed-Hardeman University graduate degrees in New Testament or Old Testament at fhu.edu/chronicle.

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Chapters

1. Episode 106: Why (and how) Abilene Christian University is building a nuclear reactor (Doug Robison) (00:00:00)

2. ACU's Groundbreaking Nuclear Reactor (00:01:40)

3. Revolutionizing Nuclear Reactor Technology (00:07:43)

4. Molten Salt Reactor Technology Overview (00:16:02)

5. Molten Salt Reactor Technology Partnership (00:30:48)

6. Advancing Nuclear Reactor Technology (00:39:08)

130 episodes

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Since it opened almost 119 years ago, Abilene Christian University (ACU) has been educating, forming, and training Christian evangelists who spread the news of Jesus Christ around the world.
This year, however, the university is launching something that has the potential to change the world and save lives in a surprising new way.
ACU is building and preparing to fire up an experimental nuclear reactor that is cheaper, cleaner, safer and more scalable than any other kind of nuclear technology available in the world today. And it has the potential to cure cancer, eliminate existing nuclear waste and provide energy to the poorest regions of the world.
In this episode, you'll hear form lifelong Texas oil man (and nuclear convert) Doug Robison, who is on the ACU board of trustees and a principal investor in the university's nuclear experiment. He explains both the how and the why of ACU's nuclear turn and how this is an extension of the university's Christian mission.
Link to the American Nuclear Society's report on the ACU nuclear reactor
Link to the NEXT Lab at Abilene Christian University
Link to Natura Resources (the company Doug Robison founded to invest in the ACU nuclear experiment)
Find more news and stories at christianchronicle.org
Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate
Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to [email protected]
Learn more about the new book, Why Aren't Christians More Like Jesus by Michael Clemens at whyarentchristiansmorelikejesus.com

52nd Annual Caribbean Lectureship in Barbados this July 13 - 16, 2025. Learn more and register at caribbeanlectureship.com.

Freed-Hardeman University graduate degrees in New Testament or Old Testament at fhu.edu/chronicle.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Episode 106: Why (and how) Abilene Christian University is building a nuclear reactor (Doug Robison) (00:00:00)

2. ACU's Groundbreaking Nuclear Reactor (00:01:40)

3. Revolutionizing Nuclear Reactor Technology (00:07:43)

4. Molten Salt Reactor Technology Overview (00:16:02)

5. Molten Salt Reactor Technology Partnership (00:30:48)

6. Advancing Nuclear Reactor Technology (00:39:08)

130 episodes

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