Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Florida Advanced Multiphysics Modeling and Simulation Lab (FAMMoS)
Led by Justin Watson · Materials Science and Engineering
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What we study
The lab studies nuclear reactor physics and thermal hydraulics using computer models. They develop advanced numerical methods and software for multiphysics simulations.
What working here is like
- Computational
- No organisms (data only)
- Coding required
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- OpenMC-Coupled Thermal Modeling of a High-Temperature Gas Core Reactor
2026 · Nuclear Science and Technology Open Research
Couples OpenMC with thermal modeling to improve temperature predictions in high-temperature gas-core reactors.
- Adaptive coupling of transport and depletion using the neutronically weighted inventory deviation (NWID) metric
2026 · Annals of Nuclear Energy
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- Validation of OpenMC for advanced graphite-moderated/reflected reactors: insights from benchmarking the UFTR
2025 · Annals of Nuclear Energy
- Analysis of the LatticeNet neural network framework’s performance using prediction-calculated temperature coefficients in PWR assemblies
2024 · Annals of Nuclear Energy
- An assessment of UO2 and ATF concept fuel performance modeling demands against current experimental capabilities under LOCA conditions
2024 · Annals of Nuclear Energy
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