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Ken Kurosaki, Professor
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The Nuclear Disaster Prevention Systems Lab (Kurosaki Lab) studies the physical properties of nuclear fuels and reactor materials, develops new materials through materials informatics, and develops inexpensive, non-toxic, high-efficiency thermoelectric materials. The lab also evaluates how the physical properties of nuclear fuel change when fission products accumulate in it, and works on developing accident tolerant fuel, which has drawn attention since the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident.
Yasushi Saito, Professor
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The Thermal Energy Systems Lab conducts research toward accelerator-driven systems, high-density heat transport using boiling heat transfer, neutron imaging, and the development of two-phase flow measurement techniques. By raising the heat removal limit with water as the working fluid and visualizing gas-liquid two-phase flow with neutron radiography, among other work, the lab contributes to the thermal-hydraulic design of next-generation nuclear energy systems.
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