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David Hurley

Laboratory Fellow at Idaho National Laboratory

Based in Idaho Falls, United States

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Since coming to INL, I have focused on characterizing material behavior in extreme environments. My research background and expertise encompass elements of physics, mechanical engineering and materials science. This middle ground between science and engineering has given me a unique perspective on many materials issues facing the nuclear industry. Thermal transport in nuclear fuel provides an important example of this perspective. On the engineering side I led the complete development of the Thermal Conductivity Microscope from conception to operational prototype. This instrument is uniquely capable of measuring thermal properties of spent fuel samples on length scales commensurate with microstructure heterogeneity characterize subsurface grain boundary structure and function in ceramic energy materials, electron and phonon mediated thermal transport in nuclear fuels and time-resolved measurements of light matter interaction in semiconductors

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