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David Hill
An internationally recognized expert on nuclear reactor and fuel cycle issues, Dr. Hill also has extensive experience in the area of international nuclear cooperation, working with the countries of both Western Europe and the former Soviet Union. He joined Idaho National Laboratory in 2005 from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where he was associate laboratory director, energy and engineering sciences. Previously, Hill served at Argonne National Laboratory, where he was deputy associate laboratory director of engineering research, having held positions as director of the divisions of reactor analysis and engineering, reactor engineering, and the International Nuclear Safety Center. He holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics and a doctorate in mathematical physics from Imperial College, London University, and an MBA from the University of Chicago. |
Dr. David J. Hill is Deputy Laboratory Director for Science & Technology
at the Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory. Dr. Hill leads
the development of the science and technology strategy for the lab and is
responsible for the R&D programs of the lab that focus on nuclear energy,
National and homeland security, and clean energy.