In a sector known for complexity, regulation, and long timelines, Liz
Muller is doing the unthinkable: making nuclear energy faster, cheaper,
and more scalable—starting a mile underground.
As the co-founder of Deep Isolation and now CEO of Deep Fission, Liz
has built a reputation as an “actionivist”—someone who doesn’t just talk
about solving global issues like climate change, but builds real
companies to tackle them head-on. Whether it's rethinking how we
handle nuclear waste or redesigning nuclear reactors to drive down cost
and construction time, Liz is reshaping what’s possible in the world of
clean energy.

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When you talk to Lisa Marshall, it quickly becomes clear that her impact on the nuclear industry isn’t just about her title as President of the American Nuclear Society. It’s about the intentional, tireless, and deeply human way she shapes the future of nuclear education and workforce development.

Key Takeaways from Lisa’s Interview

• Performance opens doors. Lisa didn’t have a technical background when she started, but her curiosity and commitment led to opportunities in teaching, advising, and national leadership.
• Education is more than curriculum. From hands-on projects to mentorship, students need environments that nurture confidence, communication, and resilience.
• Professional skills matter. Calling them “soft” undercuts their importance. The ability to collaborate, communicate, and adapt is what makes the difference in long-term success.
• Start early, stay engaged. Building a nuclear workforce isn’t just about college—it’s about early exposure, practical experiences, and continuous mentorship.
• Go slow to go far. Lisa’s approach to leadership is about long-term investment, not one-off events. She believes relationship-building and thoughtful engagement are the true foundations of growth.

Download the Episode: Hear Lisa’s Full Story

Whether you’re a student exploring your first internship, a university leader shaping the future of engineering education, or an industry veteran reflecting on the next generation—this episode with Lisa Marshall is one you don’t want to miss.

🎧 Download the full podcast to hear Lisa’s journey, her insights on workforce development, and why servant leadership just might be the secret sauce to building a better future in nuclear.

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Meet Kimberly Cook-Nelson, Executive Vice President of Nuclear Operations and Chief Nuclear Officer at Entergy. With over two decades of leadership in the nuclear industry, she oversees the safe and reliable operation of Entergy’s four nuclear plants and five reactors across Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Her expertise spans nuclear safety, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence. A licensed professional engineer, she holds an MBA, a master’s in engineering management, and a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from the University of New Orleans, along with completing Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program.

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In this engaging conversation, Harry Hall, Senior Manager at Brightsmith, and Phil Zeringue, VP of Strategic Partnerships at Nuclearn, discuss the intersection of CleanTech, innovation, and leadership.

From scaling start-ups to advancing nuclear, AgTech, and bioenergy solutions, Harry shares insights from his experience connecting climate-driven professionals with cutting-edge opportunities. Phil dives into the role of AI and technology in transforming industries like nuclear energy, highlighting how collaboration and visionary talent drive real-world impact.

🔑 Topics Covered:

• The role of senior leadership in scaling CleanTech businesses
• Trends in the nuclear, AgTech, and bioenergy sectors
• How AI and technology are shaping the future of sustainability
• Advice for professionals looking to make an impact in CleanTech

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Energy is more than just power—it is possibility. The unseen force fuels progress, unlocks opportunities, and transforms lives. Myrto Tripathi, General Director of the TerraWater Institute and President (volunteer) of the NGOs Voices of Nuclear and EcoHumans-WePlanet France captured this sentiment perfectly when she stated,"Energy is the great enabler. It’s not only something that empowers people, but it empowers people to make their own choices for themselves—to invest better, to feed the world, to cure the world, and to provide opportunities for mobility and habitation." 
Her words reflect a deeper truth: energy is not just a commodity; it is the foundation of modern life. From lighting homes and running businesses to advancing healthcare and transportation systems, energy enables individuals and societies to reach their full potential. This episode explores how energy serves as the cornerstone for human development, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.

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I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Meredith Angwin, author of Shorting the Grid and a leading voice in energy reliability, to discuss her remarkable career in nuclear energy, grid oversight, and grassroots advocacy. In this interview, Meredith shares her journey from pioneering work in pollution control to her tireless efforts to improve grid accountability and promote nuclear energy as a clean, reliable solution. Her practical insights and steadfast commitment to energy security offer a compelling perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing our energy future.

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I had the pleasure of speaking with Grace Stanke recently about her journey in nuclear, her vision for the future of clean energy, and how she sees technology transforming the industry. In this interview, Grace shares personal insights, groundbreaking ideas, and the innovative steps necessary to drive nuclear energy forward. Her passion and perspective will inspire anyone invested in the future of energy.

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I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Heather Hoff, Co-Founder of Mothers for Nuclear, to discuss her inspiring journey in nuclear energy, her advocacy for a cleaner future, and her commitment to public engagement around nuclear issues. In this interview, Heather shares her personal story, impactful insights, and her vision for empowering communities to see nuclear energy as a vital part of a sustainable future. Her dedication and perspective offer a refreshing look at nuclear from a deeply human angle.

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