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Joseph T. Graham

Associate Professor of Nuclear Engineering and Director of the Nuclear Reactor

20112026

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Dr. Joseph Graham joined the Nuclear Engineering faculty at Missouri S&T as an assistant professor in the fall of 2015. He was promoted to associate professor and granted tenure September 2021. Dr. Graham is also Director of the Nuclear Reactor.

He received his Ph.D. diploma in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in collaboration with Sandia National Laboratories in 2013. From 2013-2015 he held a postdoctoral position at the Ion Beam Materials Laboratory at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His research interests include: radiation effects in nuclear fuels, next generation nuclear ceramics, and nuclear waste forms; performance of electroceramic devices in radiation environments; transport and physical effects of fission products in nuclear fuel and reactor components; and advanced characterization techniques for nuclear materials.


Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science

Contact Information

Missouri University of Science and Technology
132 Straumanis-James Hall
Rolla, MO  65409

573-341-7759

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Education/Academic qualification

Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering, University of Texas at Austin

… → 2013

B.S. in Physics, McGill University

… → 2009

External positions

Postdoctoral Position, Ion Beam Materials Laboratory, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Jan 1 2013Jan 1 2015

Research Interests

  • Radiation effects in nuclear fuels, next generation nuclear ceramics, and nuclear waste forms
  • Performance of electroceramic devices in radiation environments
  • Transport and physical effects of fission products in nuclear fuel and reactor components
  • Advanced characterization techniques for nuclear materials

Disciplines

  • Nuclear Engineering

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