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Universities with Nuclear Reactors Quiz

Can you name every University in the U.S. that owns an active research or test reactor?
There is one "college" and two "institutes"
Source: https://neup.inl.gov/SitePages/University%20Reactors.aspx
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Last updated: August 5, 2022
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Location (City)
Team Name
Answer
Reactor Type
Austin
Longhorns
University of Texas, Austin
TRIGA
Cambridge
Engineers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Plate Fuel
Pocatello
Bengals
Idaho State University
AGN
Manhattan
Wildcats
Kansas State University
TRIGA
Columbus
Buckeyes
The Ohio State University
Plate Fuel
Corvallis
Beavers
Oregon State University
TRIGA
Raleigh
Wolfpack
North Carolina State University
PULSTAR
State College
Nittany Lions
Pennsylvania State University
TRIGA
College Station
Aggies
Texas A&M University
TRIGA and AGN
West Lafayette
Boilermakers
Purdue University
Plate Fuel
Portland
Griffins
Reed College
TRIGA
Troy
Engineers
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Critical Facility
Kingstown
Rams
University of Rhode Island
Plate Fuel
Davis
Aggies
University of California, Davis
TRIGA
Irvine
Anteaters
University of California, Irvine
TRIGA
Gainesville
Gators
University of Florida
Plate Fuel
College Park
Terrapins
University of Maryland
TRIGA
Lowell
River Hawks
University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Plate Fuel
Columbia
Tigers
University of Missouri
Plate Fuel
Rolla
Miners
University of Missouri S&T
Plate Fuel
Albuquerque
Lobos
University of New Mexico
AGN
Salt Lake City
Utes
University of Utah
TRIGA
Madison
Badgers
University of Wisconsin-Madison
TRIGA
Pullman
Cougars
Washington State University
TRIGA
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