‘Cadillac’ of fellowships helps MS&E student drive nuclear research forward

Cold spray is a hot topic for MS&E master’s student

MS&E student wins award for molten salt research

Preserving Nuclear for the Next Generation

This article was published in the Spring 2019 copy of the College of Engineering’s Perspectives magazine. It provides an overview of Professor Sridharan and Professor Couet’s work in the Nuclear Science Technology and Education for Molten Salt Reactors (NuSTEM) research program.

TMS Poster Contest Winners

Congratulations to Tyler Dabney and Mia Lenling who received first and second place awards during the Additive Manufacturing for Energy Applications symposium poster session at the TMS 2019 conference in San Antonio, TX. Tyler received first place for his poster “Fabrication of Cr Cladded Zr-allots Using Solid State Powder Spray Additive Manufacturing Technology.” Mia received …

UW-Madison nuclear fuel coating helping to revolutionize nuclear fuel

59th Annual Bergmann Memorial Seminar – “Surface Coatings and Technologies”

Dr. Sridharan was selected as the keynote speaker for the 59th Annual Bergmann Memorial Seminar hosted by the Milwaukee Chapter of ASM International. The seminar topic was “Surface Coatings and Technologies.” Throughout many industries, engineers are challenged with developing innovative material solutions and processes for extending component life and performance while still being cost effective. …

New materials for more safe and economical nuclear reactors

Nanoceramic Coating for Next-gen Nuclear Reactors

New Material Could Solve One of Our Biggest Nuclear Problems