| Imel, George Ph.D. - Professor, Interim Chair |
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Dr. Imel received his Ph. D. from the Pennsylvania State University in Nuclear Engineering in 1977. His research interests include sodium fast reactor development, uncertainty propagation in reactor experiments, and development of new techniques in support of advanced nuclear systems.
gimel@isu.edu
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| Kunze, Jay Ph.D. - Professor |
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Dr. Kunze received his Ph. D. in Nuclear Physicis from Carnegie Mellon University-Pittsburg in 1959. His research interests include underground siting of nuclear power plant parks, the health effects of low level radiation, laser isotope enrichment of medical and industrial isotopes, and reactor designs with high burn up capability and long time between refueling.
kunzejay@isu.edu
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| Dunzik-Gougar, Mary Lou Ph.D. - Assistant Professor |
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Dr. Dunzik-Gougar received her Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University
in 2003. Her research interests include the nuclear fuel cycle, systems
modeling, spent fuel processing, and waste form development.
mldg@isu.edu
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| Harris, Jason PhD - Assistant Professor |
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Dr. Harris received his Ph. D. from Purdue University in Health Physics in 2007 and an M.S. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in nuclear engineering in 2002. His research interests include nuclear power reactor and environmental health physics (ALARA, occupational exposure and public exposure due to routine and accidental releases) and accelerator applications.
harris@physics.isu.edu
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| Gansauge, Todd M.S. - Assistant Lecturer |
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Mr. Gansuage graduated from University of Utah in 1990 with a M.S. in
Mechanical Engineering. His research interests include Nuclear
Engineering, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Surveying and Geographical
Position Systems. He is a licensed Professional Engineer.
ganstodd@isu.edu
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| Lineberry, Michael Ph.D. - Director of the INSE, Research Professor |
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Dr. Lineberry received his Ph.D. in Engineering Science and Physics
from the California Institute of Technology in 1972. His research
interests include the nuclear fuel cycle and sodium-cooled fast reactor
physics and design.
mjl@isu.edu
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