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Ronald G. Ballinger

hvymet@mit.edu
617-253-5118

Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering,
and Materials Science and Engineering

Corrosion and fatigue; environmental degradation of materials; stress corrosion cracking behavior in nuclear systems; nuclear fuel behavior modeling; life assessment; failure analysis.

Jacopo Buongiorno

jacopo@mit.edu
617-253-7316

Carl R. Soderberg Professor of Power Engineering
Associate Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering

Design and analysis of advanced nuclear reactor systems; Two-phase flow and heat transfer; Nanofluid technology.

Michael J. Demkowicz

demkowicz@mit.edu
Bldg 4-142, 617-324-6563

John C. Chipman Assistant Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

Atomistic modeling of radiation effects in structural materials, ion-matter interactions at grain boundaries and interfaces, inert gas-assisted bubble nucleation and growth, radiation effects in amorphous metallic alloys, hardening and embrittlement, mechanical behavior.

Michael J. Driscoll

mickeyd@mit.edu
617-253-4219

Professor Emeritus of Nuclear Science and Engineering

Deep borehole waste disposal; Fast reactor physics and engineering.

Benoit Forget

bforget@mit.edu
617-253-1655

Assistant Professor

Computational transport theory, Reactor Physics and Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Charles W. Forsberg

cforsber@mit.edu
617-324-4010

Executive Director, MIT Nuclear Fuel Cycle Project

Integrated nuclear fuel cycles; advanced high-temperature nuclear reactors using liquid-salt coolants; development of global nuclear-renewables energy systems.

Michael W. Golay

golay@mit.edu
617-253-5824

Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering

Risk and reliability; nuclear technology performance improvement methods.

Linn W. Hobbs

hobbs@mit.edu
617-253-6835

Professor of Materials Science and Engineering,
and Nuclear Science and Engineering

Radiation effects in materials; point and extended defects in non-metallic solids; nuclear waste disposition; high temperature corrosion; radiation-induced amorphization; atomistic and topological modeling of the amorphous and amorphizing states.

Lin-wen Hu

lwhu@mit.edu
617-258-5860

Principal Research Scientist, Associate Director, Nuclear Reactor Laboratory

Aydin Karahan

karahan.mit.edu
617-258-0752

Research Scientist

Simulating complex fluids and multiphase flows;

Mujid S. Kazimi

kazimi@mit.edu
617-253-4206

TEPCO Professor of Nuclear Engineering;
Professor of Mechanical Engineering;
Director, Center for Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems (CANES)

Nuclear systems safety; nuclear fuel cycle; two-phase flow and heat transfer.

Richard K. Lester

rklester@mit.edu
617-253-7704

Head of the Department, and Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering;
Director, MIT Industrial Performance Center

Nuclear fuel cycle and waste disposal; electric power industry restructuring; productivity and innovation; industrial performance.

Thomas J. McKrell

tmckrell@mit.edu
617-253-5368

Research Scientist

Ed Pilat

pilat@mit.edu
617-324-6753

Research Scientist

Michael Padowski

Visiting Professor

Eugene Shwageraus

eugenesh@mit.edu
617-253-4231

Visiting Associate Professor, Ben Gurion University, Israel

Neil E. Todreas

todreas@mit.edu
617-253-5296

Korea Electric Power Company Professor Emeritus of Nuclear Science and Engineering, and Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering

Reactor engineering; reactor thermal analysis; heat transfer and fluid flow.

Bilge Yildiz

byildiz@mit.edu
617-324-4009

Norman C. Rasmussen Assistant Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering

Interplay between structure, properties, and performance in electrochemically active material interfaces in nuclear technologies; New spectroscopic techniques, analytical theory, and simulations to probe the interfacial material properties at a molecular level in the areas for hydrogen production and alloy corrosion.

Sidney Yip

syip@mit.edu
617-253-3809

Professor Emeritus of Nuclear Science and Engineering,
and Materials Science and Engineering

Theory and atomistic simulations in transport and collisional phenomena; multiscale materials modeling.