Nicholas Mcloughlin 

Undergraduate Student

Nicholas Mcloughlin's research focuses on evaluating the role of small modular reactors (SMRs) in supporting electric power grids under increasing demand from electric vehicle charging. The work examines how SMRs can enhance grid reliability, load balancing, and energy resilience during high-demand charging scenarios. 

Education

• BS.c. in Electrical Engineering (2023 - Present), University at Buffalo

Relevant Coursework

• EE 202: Circuit analysis

• EE352: Intro to Electronics Lab 

• EE310: Electronic Devices & Circuits 

Awards

• First-Year Engineering Design Team Award Winner - EAS199