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The
University
of South
Carolina
Nuclear
Engineering
Program
offers both
MS (thesis),
ME
(non-thesis),
and Ph.D.
degrees in
nuclear
engineering.
More than 50
full-time
and
part-time
students are
currently
matriculating
in the
program. On
campus
students are
engaged in
research
spanning a
wide range
of topics
from
advanced
nuclear
fuels,
cladding,
and
structural
materials,
to fuel
cycle
modeling and
reactor
design.
All courses
are offered
both “live”
to on campus
students as
well as
on-line to
distance
education
students in
the
APOGEE
program.
For more
information,
follow the
links to the
left or
contact
faculty
members
listed
below,
right.
The program
also offers
a minor in
nuclear
engineering
for
undergraduate
students
seeking
specialized
courses and
education
for pursuing
a career in
the nuclear
industry.
See the
Academics
link at the
right for
more
information.
Dillon
Inabinett,
has been awarded
the Maher
Scholarship in
the amount of
$5,000 given by
Citizens for
Nuclear
Technology
Awareness (CNTA)
Best Presenter
Awards at 2011
Student ANS
Meeting
Mac Read and Daniell Tincher received awards for "Best Presenter" in their respective technical tracks at the American Nuclear Society Student Conference 2011 held in Atlanta, GA April 14-17. Mac Read presented in the technical track of "Reactor Physics," and Daniell Tincher presented in the technical track of "Fuel Cycle and Waste Management."
Presentation Titles:
Mac: "Modifying CINDER90 to Simulate Helium Production in Minor Actinide Targets"
Daniell: "MA Transmutation Feasibility in LWR with Various Am/Cm Separation Efficiencies"
Prof.
Djamel
Kaoumi (ME)
is a co-PI
for the
project
entitled
"Microstructure
evolution in
advanced
cladding and
Duct
Materials
Under
Long-Term
and elevated
temperature
irradiation:
a combined
modeling and
experimental
investigation".
Prof. Brian
Wirth of UC
Berkley is
the PI, the
total
funding for
three years
is PI
$1,320,667.
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Announcements
Brown Bag
Forum
Held most
Tuesdays and
Thursdays
from noon to
1pm in A228
(ME
Conference
Room) with
topics
announced
weekly.
Contact
Dr. Travis W. Knight
at
twknight@sc.edu
for the schedule.
Faculty Positions
The Department of Mechanical Engineering has several faculty positions available at the Instructor, Assistant, Associate and/or Full professor levels.
More
For more information
To learn more about graduate Nuclear engineering study at the University of South Carolina, click to e-mail one of the following or call 803.777.4185.
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Dr. Travis Knight, acting program director
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Dr. Djamel
Kaoumi
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