Daniel Sluder
Graduate Research Assistant
Email: dsluder@ncsu.edu
Research Description
I am working toward my Ph.D. degree in Nuclear Engineering. My research focus is on advanced research and test reactor risk-informed safety analysis.
Background
I am currently an Experiment Engineer at the Advanced Test Reactor. I work as an experiment representative and experiment safety analyst for a variety of irradiation experiments. I am also the principal investigator of a Laboratory Directed Research and Development project to expand the ATR safety basis to encompass molten fuel experiments. Prior to my work at INL, I was a National Nuclear Security Administration Graduate Fellow stationed in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I have bachelor’s degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Physics. I also completed a master’s degree in Physics. My thesis topic was on electromagnetic calorimetry for use in measuring the parity violating asymmetry in Moller scattering.
Education
Nuclear Engineering
North Carolina State University
Physics
Idaho State University
Mechanical Engineering and Physics
Idaho State University
External Profiles
- Google Scholar