Edward Cazalas
- Dec 8, 2021
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I am an Assistant Professor of Nuclear Engineering in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at the University of Utah. My research and academic group (CAZ-RAD) works to understand the physics and engineering of nuclear and radiation interactions, tools, and instruments for radiation detector development, advancement of the field of dosimetry, and investigation of radiation effects. This work goes into application by supporting the fields of nuclear engineering, radiation and nuclear physics, nuclear security, and radiation damage and hardness effects in electronics.
If you are a potential student looking to join our group, please contact me by email and expect a phone, Zoom, or in-person interview. Please see Join/Contact page.
I actively invite potential collaborators from other universities/colleges, industry, national labs, and government to contact me for research collaboration opportunities.