Kyle Reese Holloway

Graduate Research Assistant

Research Description

To be added soon!

Background

I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering at Boise State University in Boise, Idaho. During my time as an undergraduate I did research on the effect of print parameters on the performance of additively manufactured SS-316L for nuclear applications. In this research, I examined location specific points using microhardness tests, finite element analysis, and SEM of SS-316L samples printed with laser powder bed fusion. I have presented my work at multiple undergraduate research conferences at Boise State and the University of Maryland. I have also participated in the McNair Scholar program which is a preparatory program for graduate school for under represented groups. I am a recipient of the University Nuclear Leadership Program Scholarship and served as vice president of the American Nuclear Society Boise State Student Chapter. I am a recipient of the GEM Fellowship and interned at the Idaho National Laboratory during the summer before starting my PhD at NC State University from Fall 2024. 

Education