Neely Nuclear Research Center

The Neely Nuclear Research Center is a research facility at Georgia Institute of Technology housing specialized laboratories and equipment for nuclear science work. The complex includes multiple departments designed for different research and educational tasks.

The facility was established in 1963 and served as a center for nuclear research and education in the region for decades. Operations were later reorganized as priorities within the institution shifted.

The facility shows Georgia Tech's commitment to nuclear science through hands-on learning spaces for students and researchers working there. You can observe how different departments collaborate and understand the role this place plays in training the next generation of scientists.

The facility is not open to the general public and visits require special authorization arranged through Georgia Tech. Those interested in learning more should contact the university directly to inquire about possible tours or special events.

The center participated in a sharing program that allowed multiple universities to collaborate and access specialized research resources. This made it an important hub for academic cooperation in nuclear science across the region.

Location: Georgia

Inception: 1963

Floors above the ground: 1

GPS coordinates: 33.77960,-84.39810

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:07