Dr. Adrien Couet is a Professor in the Department of Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he manages the Materials Degradation under Corrosion and Radiation (MaDCoR) laboratory. Previously, he worked as a nuclear materials research engineer at EDF (Electricite De France) in France, focusing on high-temperature aqueous corrosion and modeling corrosion of nuclear materials. He was hired at EDF after graduating in 2014 with a PhD in Nuclear and Mechanical Engineering from Penn State University, focusing on corrosion of nuclear fuel cladding. While at UW-Madison, Prof. Couet has worked on developing his research group around fundamental understanding of materials degradation in extreme environments, with a focus on light water and molten salt reactors, using state of the art characterization techniques and first-principles modeling. He also lately started to develop an interest in alloy design based on high-throughput experimentation and machine learning based modeling. MaDCoR research programs evolve around fuel cladding corrosion in LWRs, developing structural materials and cladding for molten salts reactors and designing novel radiation resistant compositionally complex alloys for fission and fusion technologies. Prof. Couet also manages the UW Ion Beam Laboratory, a Nuclear Science User Facility, and is a co-organizer of the Nuclear Innovation Bootcamp, which aims at training future entrepreneurs in the nuclear field.