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William Ríos López is listed as Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, a company with 6681 employees, based in Penuelas, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for William Ríos López.
William Ríos López previously worked as MSIIP Graduate Student Intern at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Graduate Research Assistant at University Of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez. William Ríos López holds Bachelor Of Engineering - Be, Mechanical Engineering from University Of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez.
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Curiosity. Such a word could be used to define the core human of evolution. The urge to understand the incomprehensible; the passion to discover what lies beneath plain sight. These are the sparks that I used to ignite the fuel that drives my personal and academic life.In the past few years, I had the amazing opportunity to collaborate with multiple academic and private institutions (such as Cornell University, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, University of Texas at El Paso, and Eli Lilly and Company). In addition, I have been exposed to a variety of topics outside of the core field of mechanical engineering such as high energy physics, optics, electromagnetism, and nondestructive structural health monitoring. These experiences have helped me develop leadership and communication soft skills, which are crucial when working in a multidisciplinary environment. I am skillful with numerous programming and engineering software programs like MATLAB, Python, NX/SolidEdge, COMSOL Multiphysics, and Ansys, among others. I am independently motivated, yet I appreciate team efforts and collaborating productively within groups. Resilience and autodidact are two attributes which had forged my character and helped me to stand out. Nowadays, problem-solving comes to me as second nature. I tackle each challenge with a pure merit work ethic and I'm unscared of steep learning curves. More importantly, all of my greatest accomplishments have come as a result of a self-taught personality and a good project management skill set.During the winter of 2021, I received a fellowship award from the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission to continue with my graduate studies. After finishing my master's, I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in a research field related to wave physics and engineering, targeting my research project to a particular need of the high-energy physics community.Updated [08/23/2023]
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Livermore, California, United States
National Ignition Facility Division. Enhancements in magnetron sputtering for B4C capsules promise to increase NIF’s ICF capabilities. The impact of the rotation speed on the formation of nodular defects on the capsule surface was examined with a mechanical setup in the coater chamber that ensured continuous rotation during the sputtering process. Confocal.
Puerto Rico
In 2022 I started a master’s thesis project under the supervision of UPRM Mechanical Engineer professors Silvina Cancelos and Carlos Marin in collaboration with the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The research aims to develop and optimize a new generation of acoustic tension metastable fluid neutron detector. Acoustic Tension Metastable Fluid Detectors.
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States
During the second academic period of 2023-2024 I was selected as a 2024 DOE Scholar Fellow. The hybrid program aim was to provide support to the Carlsbad Field Office at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP). Under the guidance of Ph.D. Hung Chiou, an expert in radiation control, and Leon Duquella, the head of the Safety Program Division, the project's.
Menlo Park, California, United States
During the summer of 2023, I took part in the LCLS Summer Internship Program at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. I worked as a Design Engineer in the Matter in Extreme Condition (MEC) experimental hutch. This experimental hutch provides revolutionary capabilities to study the transient behavior of matter in extreme conditions of pressure and.
Puerto Rico
Throughout this research experience, I worked under the guidance of Dr. David Serrano, a UPRM mechanical engineering professor. The research topic was electromagnetic eddy current generation, and my work aimed to determine critical optimization parameters of an electromagnetic heat induction design and use COMSOL Multiphysics Software to simulate the.
United States
My mentor throughout this program was UTEP mechanical engineering professor Dr. Norman Love and my research project that I worked on as part of the Consortium of Hybrid and Resilient Energy Systems (CHRES) summer program was titled “Improving the Efficiency of Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Recompression Closed Brayton Cycle (RCBCs)”. The main objective was.
Throughout this research experience, I worked under the guidance of UPRM mechanical engineering professor Dr. David Serrano. The research topic was electromagnetic eddy current generation and the aim of my work was to determine critical optimization parameters of an electromagnetic heat induction design and use COMSOL Multiphysics Software to simulate the.
Puerto Rico
The main project consisted of the installation and validation of an online condition monitoring program for the Utility building critical equipment. The implementation of this novel vibration sensor allowed near real-time monitoring and automated continuous analysis of vital mechanical components of the plant's water and glycol chillers. As a result, this.
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
During the semester of the 2018-2019 academic year I worked alongside civil engineer Dr. Rossana Martinez on an undergraduate research project for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) of Critical Load-Carrying Members. A novel flexibility matrix eigen-decomposition code (developed by Dr. Martinez) was used as a vibration-based method to determine structure.
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
During the second semester of my second academic year, I joined Ph.D. Sudhir Malik subatomic particle research group at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez's Physic Department. The group specializes in the analysis and post-processing of data from the diagnostic systems in CERN's Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) Detector. I was first introduced to the.
Ithaca, New York
During the summer we aim to study the material composition of the cooling system that removed the heat of the sensors located at the Inner Tracker of the CMS. One of the most crucial discoveries was theprobability of inducing small percentages of martensite (a ferromagnetic material phase of stainless steel) given the small diameter of the cooling tubes.
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William Ríos López holds Bachelor Of Engineering - Be, Mechanical Engineering from University Of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez.
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