Tag Archives: DOE
Hazen Harnesses Microbiology in TECH’s Nonproliferation Efforts
As the chief scientist of UT’s DNN TECH consortium, Terry Hazen is applying his microbiome expertise to nuclear nonproliferation efforts.
Using AI to Boost Advanced Reactor Safety
Professor Nick Brown is a co-PI on Prometheus, a project funded by the Department of Energy that will use AI to slash reactor deployment timelines without sacrificing safety.
TCE-Led Nuclear Energy Projects Receive DOE Funding
TCE faculty members are leading 3 projects funded through the DOE’s Office of Nuclear Energy to help the nation stay on the competitive edge of nuclear research.
UT Receives DOE Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Award
UT is the recipient of a $251,650 nuclear energy infrastructure award from U.S. Department of Energy that will be used to establish an in-situ scanning electron microscopy platform for irradiated materials.
Materials Science Meets Quantum Mechanics
Atomistic simulation expert Alex Ivanov will join the NE faculty this fall, uniting his passions for nuclear materials science and NE education.
Fox and Lawson Receive Student Competition Awards
Graduate students Mason Fox and Kyra Lawson received recognition award for papers they submitted in a Department of Energy Nuclear University Competition.
NE Faculty Highly Involved in DOE Collaboratives
Our department is involved in four of the six Fusion Innovation Research Engine (FIRE) Collaboratives funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Bobba Joins Nuclear Engineering Faculty
Naidu Bobba joins our department this fall as an assistant professor with expertise in radiotheranostics, a powerful approach for cancer diagnosis & treatment.
Zhao Joins Nuclear Engineering Faculty
Xingang Zhao will be joining our department this fall as an assistant professor. His research interests span multiple disciplines of nuclear energy systems.
Wirth Co-Chairs FESAC Subcommittee
Governor’s Chair Professor Brian Wirth chaired a FESAC facilities construction subcommittee tasked with evaluating facilities needed by the Office of Fusion Energy Sciences.