Session Chair
Dave Kropaczek
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Session Organizer
Scott Palmtag
North Carolina State University
The unique partnerships built by CASL brought together a diverse team of talented individuals working in a collaborative environment across the national laboratories, academia and industry. The key to such collaboration is having a shared vision, a line of sight from each individual contributor and technical focus area towards common goals, and excellence in execution. There have been hundreds of contributors to the CASL program during the history of the hub who were brought together under a “one roof” virtual environment with the goal of providing tools and capabilities that have not only high value but high impact with respect to addressing the design and operational challenges of the current, as well as future, nuclear fleet. The CASL Partner’s Panel, representing the CASL core partners, brings together speakers from the DOE laboratories, academia and industry to discuss perspectives on science and applied research, software development and deployment, and impact on nuclear engineering education. In addition, DOE NE will provide a perspective on the transition of CASL and future of modeling and simulation for advanced nuclear energy.
CASL Partners Panel
Dave Kropaczek
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Todd Allen
University of Michigan
Benoit Forget
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Gilligan
North Carolina State University
Thom Mason
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Andrew McIlroy
Sandia National Laboratories
Kemal Pasamehmetoglu
Idaho National Laboratory
Dan Stout
Tennessee Valley Authority
Future of Modeling and Simulation
Alice Caponiti
U.S. Department of Energy
CASL Acknowledgements, Recognitions, and Closing Remarks
Alan S. Icenhour
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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