Adams served as the HTRI Professor of Nuclear Engineering and Director of National Laboratories Mission Support at the Texas A&M University System, where he was on the faculty since 1992. degree in nuclear engineering from Mississippi State University. degrees in nuclear engineering from the University of Michigan and his B.S. “This is a critical time for NNSA, as the organization strives to deliver on important commitments while rebuilding infrastructure, restoring lost capabilities, and developing the expertise and technologies needed to meet future challenges.”Īdams is a Fellow of the American Nuclear Society and a Regent’s Fellow of the Texas A&M University System. “ I am honored to be part of NNSA Defense Programs once again, and I will do my best to justify the confidence that President Biden, Secretary Granholm, and Administrator Hruby have placed in me,” said Adams. I’m confident Marv will help us deliver on our mission with the urgency we need.” “NNSA’s science-based stockpile stewardship activities are an immense responsibility and span a wide range of expertise, from the design and engineering of warhead life extensions to supercomputing for weapons simulations to reinvigorating infrastructure. “We are excited to have Marv and his creative thinking at NNSA HQ,” said Jill Hruby, DOE Under Secretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator. He was sworn in by Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm.

Senate on April 7, Adams now leads NNSA’s mission to maintain a nuclear deterrent that is safe, secure, reliable, and effective. Adams was sworn in today as the Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs of the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration.Ĭonfirmed by the U.S.

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