Moe Khaleel
Associate Laboratory Director for National Security Sciences @Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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WORK HISTORY
Associate Laboratory Director for National Security Sciences @Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge, TN, US
Associate Director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) for the National Security Sciences Directorate (NSSD). Leads NSSD with a portfolio that includes cyber resilience and intelligence, geographical and human analytics, nuclear nonproliferation, computing and AI for national security and defense manufacturing. Responsible for ORNL Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, National Nuclear Security Agency, and Intelligence community programs at ORNL. NSSD has more than 600 staff members and~$600M of annual research expenditures.
EDUCATION
Washington State University
Ph.D., Structural Engineering
Washington State University
M.S., Structural Engineering
UW Foster School of Business
MBA
SKILLS
ABOUT MOE KHALEEL
As the Associate Laboratory Director for National Security Sciences at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), I guide the research and development of science-based solutions to counter critical threats to public safety, national defense, energy infrastructure, and the economy. Leveraging the broad science foundation at ORNL, I oversee the work of multi-disciplinary research teams with signature capabilities in nuclear and uranium science, high-performance computing, geographic information science, cyber security science and advanced manufacturing.Previously, I served as ORNL’s Deputy for Projects and interim Deputy for Science and Technology. Before that, I was ALD for ORNL’s Energy & Environmental Sciences Directorate, leading the establishment of the Cybersecurity Manufacturing Innovation Institute, relocation and expansion of the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, stabilization of the Carbon Fiber Technology Facility and establishment of the Grid Research and Integration Center. Before joining ORNL in 2015 to manage the Laboratory’s Office of Institutional and Strategic Planning and its Advanced Research Project Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) program, I was executive director of the Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute, where I led the establishment and execution of programs in renewable energy, water conservation and atmospheric sciences.Earlier, during a 20-year career at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), I held several technical and senior managerial positions, including leadership of the Design and Manufacturing Technical Network, the Advanced Manufacturing Product Line, the Computational Mechanics and Material Behavior Group, and PNNL’s Hydrogen, Transportation, and Industrial programs. I directed PNNL’s Computational Sciences and Mathematics Division from 2003 to 2013 and was co-founder of the Northwest Institute for Advanced Computing at the University of Washington.
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