Kayte Denslow is a physicist at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington. She has 27 years of experience developing and evaluating ultrasonic non-destructive evaluation technology for the volumetric inspection of pipes, vessels, and containers for energy and defense applications. She currently leads a project that verifies and qualifies unconventional NDE technologies for remote inspection of buried nuclear waste tanks at the Hanford Site. She is also the principal investigator for a DOE project that applies machine learning to natural gas pipeline inspection data to improve flaw characterization and corrosion rate estimates for burst pressure remaining useful life calculations.

Kayte Denslow is a physicist at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington. She has 27 years of experience developing and evaluating ultrasonic non-destructive evaluation technology for the volumetric inspection of pipes, vessels, and containers for energy and defense applications. She currently leads a project that verifies and qualifies unconventional NDE technologies for remote inspection of buried nuclear waste tanks at the Hanford Site. She is also the principal investigator for a DOE project that applies machine learning to natural gas pipeline inspection data to improve flaw characterization and corrosion rate estimates for burst pressure remaining useful life calculations.