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"Nuclear Reactor Theory." Nuclear Technology, 12(4), pp. 415–416 Additional informationNotes on contributorsDale R. MetcalfDale R. Metcalf, associate professor of nuclear engineering at the University of Virginia, graduated, from the University of Utah and received his PhD degree in nuclear science from the University of Michigan. His work in nuclear engineering started in 1956 with Phillips Petroleum Company at the National Reactor Testing Station in Idaho. He participated actively in the nuclear design of such high flux test reactors as the Engineering Test Reactor, the Advanced Test Reactor, and SPERT reactors. He has been with the University of Virginia since 1967. His interests include neutron transport theory, applied mathematics, and physics and reactor theory.