Administration
Director, Nuclear Science Center & NUCS Core Facility
Associate Director, Nuclear Science Center & NUCS Core Facility
Fiscal Specialist
NUCS Core Facility and Reactor Operations
Reactor Manager, Senior Reactor Operator
Z. Beadle
Reactor Operations Engineer, Safety & Experimental Design
Josh Courtain
Reactor Operations Engineer, Maintenance & Operations
Aaren Smith
Technical Assistant, NUCS
Layla Lumzer
Technical Assistant, NUCS
Edward Noriega
Technical Assistant, Reactor Operator
Bryan Chang
Technical Assistant, Senior Reactor Operator
Cody Fitzpatrick
Technical Assistant, Reactor Operator
Dominico Lionetti
Technical Assistant, Reactor Operator
Ian Kleditz
Technical Assistant, Reactor Operator
Izzy McDonald
Technical Assistant, Reactor Operator
Riley Nielsen
Technical Assistant, Reactor Operator
NSC User Facility Membership
Professor, Chemistry
Associate Professor, Chemistry
Professor, Materials Science & Engineering
Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Associate Professor, The Gene & Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering & Bioengineering
Assistant Professor, Chemistry
NRC Licensee Community
The TRIGA reactor at the Nuclear Science Center, previously the Nuclear Radiation Center, at Washington State University has been utilized for research and educational projects since its establishment in 1957. While the reactor has grown both in maximum licensed power level and in scope over the years, our core mission to provide quality nuclear products, services and education to the global community has remained constant. The unique and dedicated staff members of both past and present have been critical in the facilities success and drive over the years. In order to continue to serve the core mission of developing the next generation of the nuclear science workforce, we at the Center want to stay connected to the ever growing NSC team and staff and develop a network of reactor operators, researchers, and staff members.
Please follow the link below to stay connected with the ongoing reactor operations, research experiments, and student development. Thank you for your continued support to the WSU Nuclear Science Center!