Milos Atz is a nuclear engineer in the Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems research group of the Nuclear Science and Engineering Division (NSE). Milos joined NSE as a postdoctoral appointee in 2019, and since then has worked on a variety of advanced reactor design and waste management research projects. He is the lead developer of the Ducted Assembly Steady-State Heat Transfer code (DASSH), a full-core subchannel Python code for fast reactor design and optimization.

Education

• PhD, Nuclear Engineering, University of California Berkeley, 2019
• M.S., Nuclear Engineering, University of California Berkeley, 2016
• B.S., Chemical Engineering, University of Connecticut, 2014

Research interests

• Advanced reactor design
• Nuclear fuel cycle
• Nuclear waste management
• Hybrid energy systems