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Decay-Activation Analysis of Reduced Activation Ferritic Martensitic Steel In Fusion Reactors
N/A - this ANS summary is an abstract in itself. Please see the paper.
Electrode development for high-temperature electrochemistry applications
N/A, Poster for a workshop
Advanced Reactor Fuels: Metallic Fuel Fabrication: Safeguards Gaps and Challenges
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Important Human Actions for Advanced Reactors: Implications for Risk Analysis
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Time Distribution Analysis for Task Primitives to Support Dynamic Human Reliability Analysis
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Presentation to Idaho Science and Aerospace Scholars June 2022
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HyperWeave: Scaling Diffusion Models to Billions of Spatio-Temporal Points from Multiphysics PDEs
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Ignite Off Presentation "Measuring Fusion Damage with Light"
N/A This is a presentation for the Ignite off Competition so there is no abstract for the specific project.
Probing the stiffness of MXenes and water via modulated nanoindentation
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New Directions for Chemical Engineering
Over the past century, the work of chemical engineers has helped transform societies and the lives of individuals, from the synthetic fertilizers that helped feed the world to the development of novel materials used in fuels, electronics, medical devices, and other products. Chemical engineers' ability to apply systems-level thinking from molecular to manufacturing scales uniquely positions them to address today’s most pressing problems, including climate change and the overuse of resources by a growing population. New Directions for Chemical Engineering details a vision to guide chemical engineering research, innovation, and education over the next few decades. This report calls for new investments in U.S. chemical engineering and the interdisciplinary, cross-sector collaborations necessary to advance the societal goals of transitioning to a low-carbon energy system, ensuring our production and use of food and water is sustainable, developing medical advances and engineering solutions to health equity, and manufacturing with less waste and pollution. The report also calls for changes in chemical engineering education to ensure the next generation of chemical engineers is more diverse and equipped with the skills necessary to address the challenges ahead.