Prof. Bahman Zohuri is an accomplished scientist, engineer, and academic with deep expertise in nuclear engineering, thermodynamics, and applied physics. He serves as an Adjunct Professor at Golden Gate University, where he teaches courses in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Prof. Zohuri holds degrees in Applied Mathematics, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, and Nuclear Engineering from institutions including the University of Illinois and the University of New Mexico. Early in his career, he contributed to advanced research projects at Westinghouse, and later in defense and semiconductor industries, before founding Galaxy Advanced Engineering, Inc. in 1991. Over his career, Prof. Zohuri has authored dozens of technical books and published over a hundred journal articles. He continues to pursue research in fields such as heat transfer, reactor design, computational methods, data mining, and AI-driven engineering solutions. Dr. Patrick McDaniel is currently Research Professor in the Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of New Mexico. Dr. McDaniel began his career as a pilot and maintenance officer in the U.S. Air Force. After leaving the Air Force and obtaining his doctorate at Purdue University, he worked at Sandia National Laboratories. He left Sandia to become the technical leader for Phillips Laboratory’s (which became part of the Air Force Research Laboratory) Satellite Assessment Center. Having taught at the University of New Mexico in the Graduate Nuclear engineering program for 25 years, when he retired from Sandia in early 2009, he joined the faculty at the University of New Mexico full time. Dr. McDaniel holds a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from Purdue University, an MS in Resource Management from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, an MS from CalTech in Mechanical Engineering, and a BS in Engineering Science from the USAF Academy.

• 1. Population Growth Driving Energy Demand2. Nuclear Power Plant History from Past to Present and Future3. Nuclear Energy Research and Development Roadmap and Pathways4. Small Modular Reactors and a Modern Power Conversion Approach5. Thermonuclear Fusion Reaction Driving Electrical Power Generation6. Electrical Power Generation Energy Sources7. Electricity Production and Renewable Source of Energy, Economics8. Energy Storage Technologies and Their Role in Renewable Integration9. Energy Insight: An Energy Essential Guide10. Heat Pipe Driving Heat Transfer11. Thermodynamic Systems12. Thermal Hydraulic Analysis of Nuclear Reactors13. Energy Storage Driving Renewable Energy14. Cyber Resilience and Future of Electric Power SystemAppendixA. Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) CycleB. Cumulative Sum Control Chart (CUSUM)C. Basic of Heat TransferD. Permafrost PhenomenaE. Glossary

Prof. Bahman Zohuri is an accomplished scientist, engineer, and academic with deep expertise in nuclear engineering, thermodynamics, and applied physics. He serves as an Adjunct Professor at Golden Gate University, where he teaches courses in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Prof. Zohuri holds degrees in Applied Mathematics, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, and Nuclear Engineering from institutions including the University of Illinois and the University of New Mexico. Early in his career, he contributed to advanced research projects at Westinghouse, and later in defense and semiconductor industries, before founding Galaxy Advanced Engineering, Inc. in 1991. Over his career, Prof. Zohuri has authored dozens of technical books and published over a hundred journal articles. He continues to pursue research in fields such as heat transfer, reactor design, computational methods, data mining, and AI-driven engineering solutions. Dr. Patrick McDaniel is currently Research Professor in the Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of New Mexico. Dr. McDaniel began his career as a pilot and maintenance officer in the U.S. Air Force. After leaving the Air Force and obtaining his doctorate at Purdue University, he worked at Sandia National Laboratories. He left Sandia to become the technical leader for Phillips Laboratory’s (which became part of the Air Force Research Laboratory) Satellite Assessment Center. Having taught at the University of New Mexico in the Graduate Nuclear engineering program for 25 years, when he retired from Sandia in early 2009, he joined the faculty at the University of New Mexico full time. Dr. McDaniel holds a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from Purdue University, an MS in Resource Management from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, an MS from CalTech in Mechanical Engineering, and a BS in Engineering Science from the USAF Academy.

• 1. Population Growth Driving Energy Demand2. Nuclear Power Plant History from Past to Present and Future3. Nuclear Energy Research and Development Roadmap and Pathways4. Small Modular Reactors and a Modern Power Conversion Approach5. Thermonuclear Fusion Reaction Driving Electrical Power Generation6. Electrical Power Generation Energy Sources7. Electricity Production and Renewable Source of Energy, Economics8. Energy Storage Technologies and Their Role in Renewable Integration9. Energy Insight: An Energy Essential Guide10. Heat Pipe Driving Heat Transfer11. Thermodynamic Systems12. Thermal Hydraulic Analysis of Nuclear Reactors13. Energy Storage Driving Renewable Energy14. Cyber Resilience and Future of Electric Power SystemAppendixA. Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) CycleB. Cumulative Sum Control Chart (CUSUM)C. Basic of Heat TransferD. Permafrost PhenomenaE. Glossary