Skip to main content
Lab directory

Prof. William Charlton — Research Profile

This research profile is based on public faculty information. An independent lab and student recruitment have not yet been verified.
Information sourceChecked Oct 31, 2026

Graduate application deadlines

Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering

  • PhD in Mechanical Engineering

    Fall 2027
    • Application deadline

      Dec 1, 2026

    Source: me.utexas.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026
  • MS in Mechanical Engineering

    Fall 2027
    • Application deadline

      Dec 1, 2026

    Source: me.utexas.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026

Considering this lab for grad school?

Save it to compare side by side with other labs, and keep your contact prep in one place.

What to prepare before emailing a PI

About

Prof. William Charlton at The University of Texas at Austin Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering lists Technological solutions to counter nuclear threats, Nuclear nonproliferation and counter-proliferation, Detector development and testing, Interpretation of technical nuclear forensics data, Reactor physics calculations for analysis of nuclear systems as their registered research area.

Research keywords

Technological solutions to counter nuclear threatsNuclear nonproliferation and counter-proliferationDetector development and testingInterpretation of technical nuclear forensics dataReactor physics calculations for analysis of nuclear systems

Other labs in this department

See all labs in this department