Events
Cancelled: WiNS Panel Discussion with Vanessa Peterson (ANSTO), Victoria Garcia Sakai (ISIS), Clarina Dela Cruz (ORNL) and Christina Hoffman(ORNL)
Everyone is welcome!
WiNS is organizing a Panel discussion with:
- Vanessa Peterson (ANSTO), Senior Principal Research and Neutron Scattering Instrument Scientist & Professorial Fellow at the University of Wollongong
- Victoria Garcia Sakai (STFC,RAL,ISIS), Division Head for Neutron Spectroscopy @ISIS
- Clarina Dela Cruz(ORNL) , Group Leader of Powder Diffraction Group
- Christina Hoffman(ORNL), Senior Neutron Scattering Scientist and Single Crystal Diffraction and Crosscutting Science Initiative Coordinator for Chemistry, Geochemistry and Environmental Science
The panelists will talk about their experiences and careers. Everyone is welcome to participate in the discussion in this hybrid event.
If you missed the Lunch and Learn with Susan Hogle and Kathy McCarthy, click here to view the recording
Susan Hogle Bio: A nuclear engineer, Dr. Susan Hogle is director of the Radioisotope Science and Technology Division of the Isotope Science and Engineering Directorate. She also leads the Office of Science for Isotope R&D and Production to develop enhanced, on-demand production of berkelium-249 in support of superheavy element discovery missions, and for advanced manufacturing of isotope production target bodies.
Kathy McCarthy Bio: Kathy McCarthy joined the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in 2020 after three years as Laboratory Director and Vice President for Science and Technology for the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, where she oversaw a staff of 650 and grew the labs’ commercial work. She previously held a variety of engineering and leadership roles at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), including Director of Domestic Programs in INL’s Nuclear Science and Technology Directorate, Director of the Light Water Reactor Sustainability Program Technical Integration Office, and National Technical Director for the Systems Analysis Campaign for DOE Office of Nuclear Energy’s Fuel Cycle R&D Program.
