K. R. Schultz
Dr
Ken Schultz has worked on engineering development of nuclear energy for
32 years, first on BWRs at General Electric, then on HTGRs at General
Atomics. He pursued nuclear engineering of magnetic fusion machines and
high precision fabrication of targets for inertial fusion experiments
at GA. He is now concerned with the development of hydrogen production
processes using nuclear, solar and fusion energy sources. He holds BS
and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and
a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Florida. He is a
registered Professional Nuclear Engineer and a member of the American
Nuclear Society Board of Directors, July 2000 - June 2003.
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