Ep 33: Chad Painter, National Nuclear Security Administration
Episode Content: Chad's time as a Navy Nuke. What makes one reactor in a submarine more advanced than another reactor? Challenges faced when constructing, designing, and managing a reactor. ...
2 Jul 20181h 2min
Ep 32: John Hopkins, NuScale Power
Episode Content: John's start working with Fluor Corporation and his transition to NuScale. A discussion about the potential of NuScale's SMR in the global market. The necessity of forging p...
29 Jun 201836min
Ep 31: Lenka Kollar, NuScale Power
Episode Content: Growing up as an environmentalist and making the transition to the nuclear industry. The importance of humanizing nuclear technology. International Safeguards and Policy. ...
28 Jun 201839min
Ep 30: Tom Mundy, NuScale Power
Episode Content: Tom's start as a Shift Technical Advisor implementing transient response implementing procedures. Nuclear Liability law. The importance of educating and familiarizing other...
27 Jun 20181h
Ep 29: Tom Bergman, NuScale Power
Episode Content: Tom's unexpected interest in nuclear through the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Directorate. Reliability inspect and reliability engineering. An explanation of and the reasoning b...
26 Jun 201853min
Ep 28: Jose Reyes, NuScale Power
Episode Content: Jose's captivation with the nuclear industry during high school and college. The history, description, and findings of Counter Current Flow Limitation Testing. An overview o...
25 Jun 201848min
Ep 27: Peter Lyons, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Episode Content: Pete's start in the weapons testing and Star Wars Program at Los Alamos National Lab. An in-depth look at the relationship between nuclear energy and nonproliferation. Pete'...
20 Jun 201851min
Ep 26: Ron Omberg, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Episode Content: Ron's start with General Electric working on the D-Replacement Reactor. How thermohydraulics are used to raise exit temperatures and prevent a boiling coolant. The significa...
14 Jun 201847min
