Biden Admin Taps Huff for NE-2, Acting Head of DOE Nuclear Energy Office

As part of a flurry of Department of Energy appointments on Monday, the Joe Biden administration made nuclear engineering professor Kathryn Huff the acting head of DOE’s nuclear energy office.
Biden appointed Kathryn Huff principal deputy assistant secretary…

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Biden Admin Taps Huff for NE-2, Acting Head of DOE Nuclear Energy Office

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