Dr. Seungjin Kim appointed Purdue's First Chief Nuclear Officer
Purdue University’s announced on Monday (October 19th) that Dr. Seungjin Kim has been appointed as the first Chief Nuclaer Officer to lead Purdue in research and workforce development efforts in support of state and national needs.
ART Research presented at the 2025 ANS Winter Meeting
ART members present their research at the ANS Winter Meeting in Washington, DC
Alicja Stoppel earns DOE University Nuclear Leadership Program Fellowship
Alicja Stoppel, an Masters student in the School of Nuclear Engineering at Purdue University, has been awarded a University Nuclear Leadership Program (UNLP) Fellowship from the the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
ART Research presented at the 2025 ANS Annual Conference
Several members present their research at the American Nuclear Society Annual Conference in Chicago, IL
ART Lab Students Recognized at Awards Seminar
ART Lab students were recognized for their achievements during the School of Nuclear Engineering awards and recognition seminar on April 30th.
Adam Dix successfully defends Ph.D. Dissertation
ART student Adam Dix has successfully defended his Ph.D. Dissertation
SMR Feasibility Study Presented at Seminar
ART Member, Ryan Hogg helps present a summary of the IOED SMR feasibility study to the Purdue Nuclear Engineering Seminar class.
The IOED-SMR Project research team, from left to right, Ryan Hogg, Jonah Lau, William Richards, and Hannah Pike
Adam Dix Presents PhD Work at Seminar
Adam Dix is a Ph.D. Candidate in Nuclear Engineering at Purdue University. He earned both his M.S. and B.S. in Nuclear Engineering from Purdue in 2020 and 2022 respectively. Mr. Dix’s research focuses on nuclear reactor thermal-hydraulics, specifically better understanding two-phase flow hydrodynamics through experiments and simulations.
Zhengting Quan successfully defends Ph.D. Dissertation
ART student Zhengting Quan has successfully defended his Ph.D. Dissertation
Alicja Stoppel selected as a 2024 NEA Global Forum Rising Star
Alicja Stoppel, a senior at the Purdue University School of Nuclear Engineering, has been selected to participate in the 2024 cohort of the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) Global Forum Rising Stars Workshop in Nuclear Education, Science, Technology, and Policy.
