Milan Hanuš Email & Phone Number

530 Gaither Rd., Rockville, Maryland, United States

– Management of the development and maintenance of the XSTERM software and other in-house developed analysis software, including the determination of scope of work and schedule, instilling modern software development approaches, and providing oversight of the technical integrity and quality of the products delivered by the software development team.– Establishing software development workflows and procedures, developing software documentation, training materials, etc.– Standing as the… Show more – Management of the development and maintenance of the XSTERM software and other in-house developed analysis software, including the determination of scope of work and schedule, instilling modern software development approaches, and providing oversight of the technical integrity and quality of the products delivered by the software development team.– Establishing software development workflows and procedures, developing software documentation, training materials, etc.– Standing as the subject matter expert for software development, providing oversight and guidance on effective use of the developed software, testing, verification and validation, etc. Show less

530 Gaither Rd., Rockville Md 20850

– Management of in-house software development efforts within the company.– Continuous development of the XSTERM code, including the development of documentation, training materials, testing, verification and validation, etc.– Support and training of the code users and developers, facilitating the use of the code for various design and safety analyses.

– Development of an integrated mechanistic source term analysis code XSTERM, primarily targeting high-temperature gas-cooled reactors (HTGR).– Source term calculations and preparation of analysis reports in support of design of pebble-bed HTGR.

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Primary responsibilities include lecturing, preparation of coursework, mentoring and supervising students research, publishing original research work, presenting at conferences1. Lecturing the course Scientific Computing for Large Scale Predictive Science Simulations in Nuclear Science and Engineering (NUEN 689)Modern large-scale numerical software used in nuclear science and engineering is often written in C++ with a large team of developers, abiding to strict rules of software… Show more Primary responsibilities include lecturing, preparation of coursework, mentoring and supervising students research, publishing original research work, presenting at conferences1. Lecturing the course Scientific Computing for Large Scale Predictive Science Simulations in Nuclear Science and Engineering (NUEN 689)Modern large-scale numerical software used in nuclear science and engineering is often written in C++ with a large team of developers, abiding to strict rules of software development practices. The purpose of this course is to offer an in-depth review of this process to incoming graduate students so that they can learn and apply such techniques early on in their graduate education. This course is offered as an innovative flipped-classroom course, where the instructional material is provided ahead of the class-time and where instructor face-time is dedicated to in-class activities to consolidate knowledge of the instructional material and expand it with several exercises of increasing difficulty.2. Lecturing the course Nuclear Reactor Analysis (NUEN 304)NUEN 304 is a 3rd-year-level undergraduate course offered by the Department of Nuclear Engineering at the Texas A&M University. It teaches the students various aspects of performance, dynamics and safety of nuclear reactors and prepares them to either develop new designs or to assess existing or proposed designs based upon fundamental understanding of reactor physics. Show less

College Station, Texas

Lecturing the course Nuclear Reactor Analysis (NUEN 304) in the Spring Semester 2019NUEN 304 is a 3rd-year-level undergraduate course offered by the Department of Nuclear Engineering at the Texas A&M University. It teaches the students various aspects of performance, dynamics and safety of nuclear reactors and prepares them to either develop new designs or to assess existing or proposed designs based upon fundamental understanding of reactor physics.

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

College Station, Texas

Lecturing the course Nuclear Reactor Analysis (NUEN 304) in the Spring Semester 2018 NUEN 304 is a 3rd-year-level undergraduate course offered by the Department of Nuclear Engineering at the Texas A&M University. It teaches the students various aspects of performance, dynamics and safety of nuclear reactors and prepares them to either develop new designs or to assess existing or proposed designs based upon fundamental understanding of reactor physics.

Pilsen, Czech Rep.

Junior researcher position. Designed and implemented numerical methods for neutron transport, computational fluid dynamics and thermo-mechanical calculations. Lectured classes on mathematical analysis, numerical methods, scientific computing.

College Station, Texas Usa

Work on an AMG preconditioner for a radiation transport solver

Reno, Nevada Area

Work on the Hermes project under supervision of Dr. Pavel Šolín