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Congrats for Lin-Chieh Yu for delivering his first conference talk at TMS 2023 titled “Atomic Kinetic Monte Carlo simulations of Molten Salt Corrosion in Ni-Cr alloys”.

Congrats for Lin-Chieh Yu for delivering his first conference talk at TMS 2023 titled “Atomic Kinetic Monte Carlo simulations of Molten Salt Corrosion in Ni-Cr alloys”.

Posted on April 26, 2023

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Congratulations to Albert Lin for receiving the prestigious Rickover fellowship for Nuclear Engineering from DOE Naval Nuclear Laboratory! He is the 5th winner of the fellowship in our department since the establishment of the fellowship.
Congrats for Lin-Chieh Yu for delivering his first conference talk at TMS 2023 titled “Atomic Kinetic Monte Carlo simulations of Molten Salt Corrosion in Ni-Cr alloys”.
The MMMAD group acknowledges the support from the Nuclear Energy University Program “Role of Heterogeneity in Manganese and Nickel Rich Precipitate Distribution on Hardening of Reactor Pressure Vessel Steels: Integrated Modeling & Experimental Characterization”
The MMMAD group acknowledges the support from the Energy Frontier Research Center “Thermal Energy Transport under Irradiation” for studying defect evolution under irradiation in Th/UO2 and Th/UN
The MMMAD group acknowledges the support from GE for studying thermal diffusion in FeCrAl alloys

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