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MST e-News Summer 2023
David Andersson (Materials Science in Radiation and Dynamic Extremes, MST-8) is the recipient of the 2023 American Nuclear Society (ANS) Mishima Award. The award recognizes outstanding contributions of an individual in research and development work on nuclear fuels and materials. Andersson is a staff scientist on MST-8’s Modeling of Radiation Effects team. An expert in atomistic modeling of nuclear fuels—both traditional UO 2 light water reactor fuel and advanced accident tolerant fuel concepts—he has been involved in numerous international and national multiscale simulation efforts to develop models for use in nuclear fuel performance simulations.
MST e-News Fall 2021
The society’s highly competitive Bronze Medal—only two were awarded—recognizes ASM members who are in early-career positions for their significant contributions in the field of materials science and engineering through technical content and service to ASM and the materials science profession.
MST e-News Spring 2022
For Jeremy Mitchell, a scientific career grounded in a passion for geology has morphed into a decades-long fascination with plutonium. Just as a geologist investigates a rock’s structure and its history to unlock its secrets, so too does Mitchell gather facts and weigh evidence to crack the code of a material not readily accessible to most scientists—and at the core of the Lab’s national security mission.