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Nick Woolstenhulme is an engineer and technical lead with over 15 years of experience in the fields of irradiation testing and nuclear fuel development. He currently works in the fuel development, performance, and qualification department at Idaho National Laboratory. He has led development of several irradiation tests in the ATR, TREAT, and other material test reactors both domestic and abroad. He recently led a team of experts in developing the modular irradiation vehicle system which has supported every experiment performed to date in the modern TREAT program. He also currently oversees development of pressurized water environment transient testing capabilities in both ATR and TREAT and oversees irradiations for DOE’s advanced fuels campaign metallic fuel program. Prior to his current position, Woolstenhulme oversaw irradiation of the Ki-Jang Research Reactor lead test fuel assembly in ATR and worked in the Fuel Fabrication Department at INL where he researched novel techniques for fabrication of high-density advanced research reactor fuels.

Education/Academic qualification

Bachelor, Mechanical Engineering, Brigham Young University

Award Date: Jul 1 2008

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