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Cat and Emily traveled to Las Vegas, NV to conduct measurements for Operation Desert Heat at the Device Assembly Facility. This follow-on measurement campaign expanded on the measurements from 2023 and utilized two additional scintillation detectors capable of… Read More
We are super excited to welcome new members Sai, Jaylen, Nuo, and Joseph to the group! They bring lots of skill and enthusiasm into the research team. We look forward to watching their growth as students and researchers! See People… Read More
In July 2023, Cat and Brice spent a week 2 hours northwest of Las Vegas, NV, at the National Criticality Experiments Research Center (NCERC) conducting measurements on various nuclear material assemblies along with two other NNSA NA-22 consortium University teams… Read More
In May, Cat gave a presentation “Optimal Detector Configuration for Nondestructive Assay of Fresh Nuclear Fuel” at SORMA 2023 in Ann Arbor, MI. A few weeks later, Cat and Brice both presented posters at the NNSA 2023 University Program Review… Read More
Last week, the group attended the NNSA NA-22 Consortium for Monitoring, Technology, and Verification’s 2023 Workshop. Cat gave an oral presentation (link) and Brice presented a poster (link).
Over the past few weeks, the team has been preparing to conduct neutron irradiation of bacteria samples in the University of Florida Training Reactor in support of research for the NASA Planetary Protection Research program. After pressure and vacuum testing,… Read More
Welcome to the homepage of the Enqvist Research Group, a part of the University of Florida Department of Materials Science and Engineering Nuclear Engineering Program! We conduct research on fresh nuclear reactor fuel neutron and gamma signature detection and modeling signatures of clandestine nuclear activities in support of nuclear nonproliferation as members of the US Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Consortium for Monitoring Technology and Verification. We also support NASA experiments on the effects of ionizing radiation on bateria survival relevant to Europan Orbiter Lander missions.
Past group members have research neutron detection and reactions, non-destructive analysis, the physics of fission, and advanced detector data analysis methods.