The Bootcamp was attended by twenty-five students from across the country, and was designed to train the next generation of students in developing and executing innovative ideas for today's world. 

Students collaborated on group projects in five design teams, and their projects concluded with presentations to an audience comprised of nuclear stakeholders, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, and the general public. Hamilton and Bharadwaj were chosen as winners after completing their final presentations.

Nuclear Innovation Bootcamp is sponsored by a collaborative group of partners from universities, laboratories, and companies. To learn more about Nuclear Innovation Bootcamp, visit: http://www.nuclearinnovationalliance.org/#!bootcamp/ks2mu

To watch the five student design team presentations, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imvnBYa9Sb0