Craig Marshall, is a Research Associate for the Thermal Property Group of the Characterization and Post-Irradiation Examination Division of the Idaho National Laboratory.  In this capacity he operates several instruments to collect data on the thermal properties of nuclear fuels, claddings, and structural materials.  These instruments include Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC), Laser Flash Analysis (LFA), and Push-Rod Dilatometry.

Marshall received his B.S. degree in metallurgical engineering from the University of Idaho.  In the past he worked as a fuel fabrication engineer at Idaho National Laboratory and document coordinator for the Reduced Enrichment Research and Test Reactors Program. In this capacity, he put together As-Built packages for approval to insert experimental test plates in the Advanced Test Reactor.  He has also worked as a metallurgical engineer assisting in designing a molten aluminum spray system from start to finish and as a research engineer assisting in the development of new hard-facing alloys.  He has co-authored 6 publications, has completed Six Sigma Yellow Belt Training, and speaks Japanese.