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Finnish Nuclear Society's mothersociety, European Nuclear Society, is organizing European Research Reactor Conference (RRFM) 2018.

Call for Papers is now OPEN!


RRFM 2018: 11 - 15 March 2018, Munich, Germany

The RRFM 2018 Programme Committee is calling for both oral and poster presentations regarding:

  • Research reactor nuclear fuel cycle from front-end to back-end- conversion to LEU fuels; fissile material supply; fresh fuel and targets: origin, fuel development, qualification, fabrication; in-core fuel management and safety; fuel transportation; fuel and reactor licensing; fuel back-end management including reprocessing, spent fuel storage, corrosion and degradation; fuel cycle economics.

  • Low power research reactors, critical and subcritical assemblies – utilisation, research, education and training programmes, core conversion, licensing, new projects.

  • Utilisation of research reactors – nuclear science and technology including support for nuclear power programmes; E&T; neutron beam applications; industrial and medical applications, including radio-isotopes production and irradiation/transmutation technology; research reactor networks and coalitions; strategic and business plans.

  • Innovative methods in reactor physics and thermo-hydraulics – development and application of advanced computational methods and tools for core load management (operational and safety analysis, and fuel cycle physics); benchmark exercises; nuclear data improvements.

  • New research reactor projects - national/regional plans or construction updates of new research reactors; lessons learned from new research reactor projects – design, construction and start of operation; development of national infrastructures; design for decommissioning.

  • Research reactor operation & maintenance and ageing management – managing reliability issues (commissioning, early operation to end of life related issues); ageing management, modernization, refurbishment, long term operation and life-time extension; maintenance management systems; human resource development and training programmes.

  • Research reactor safety - implementation of updated international safety standards; application of graded approach to regulatory safety requirements; review of national regulatory requirements on safety and of licensing activities; design review and upgrades including associated facilities (spent fuel storage facilities); safety analysis methods and approaches; safety of experiments and experimental devices; safety upgrades based on the safety assessments following the Fukushima Daiichi accident; management of the interface between nuclear safety and security; .

  • Research reactor security – implementation of updated international security recommendations; review of national security regulatory requirements; cyber security standards and facility upgrades; security management; review of emergency and contingency plans; interface security; threat assessment and design basis threat in RR security;

  • Decommissioning and dismantling of research reactors and waste management – strategies and concepts; radiological characterisation; decommissioning planning; economics and cost estimation; licensing; backend solutions for reflector and shielding materials; decontamination and measures to reduce radiation exposure; radiation and environmental protection; treatment, storage and disposal of radioactive waste; logistics and transportation; on-going projects; D&D lessons learned.

Mark your diaries and be a part of it! Upload your abstracts through the RRFM 2018 Abstract Submission System before 17 November 2017.

Authors should submit their abstract text in English through the RRFM 2018 Abstract Submission System by:
17 November 2017

Full paper submission deadline: 2 February 2018

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Your paper contribution will be included in the Conference
Proceedings and will be posted on the ENS website: www.euronuclear.org

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The present situation of nuclear energy in Europe asks for a continuing effort in the field of Education and Training (E&T) aimed to assure qualified workforce in the next decades.

The main aim of the ANNETTE project (Advanced Networking for Nuclear Education, Training and Transfer of Expertise) is to consolidate and better exploit the achievements already reached in the past and to tackle the present challenges in preparing the European workforce in the different nuclear areas, with special attention to continuous professional development, life-long learning and cross border mobility.

 

The ANNETTE consortium is committed to perform coordination and support actions coherent with the SET Plan Roadmap for E&T for the nuclear sector, tightening the links between the areas of nuclear safety/engineering, radiation protection, waste management and geological disposal at the same time, by better coordinating their contributions in the E&T fields. The transition from science to technology occurring in the fusion research environment justifies an additional effort to tighten the links with FuseNet, thus integrating the E&T effort on the fission side with common actions related to fusion.

This project receives funding from the EURATOM Research and Training programme under grant agreement N° 661910.

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The European Commission (EC) has opened the calls for the last two years of the framework programme HORIZON2020 in the following main areas:

  • ENERGY EFFICIENCY
  • COMPETITIVE LOW CARBON ENERGY
  • SMART CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
  • EURATOM FISSION

The associations C-Energy 2020, NUCLEU2020 and Enterprise Europe Network are inviting to the brokerage event on 24th October in Brussels to find the consortium partners from industry and academia. The event is free of charge and the registration will be open on 21st August.

Please note the event is organised in conjunction of the EU Energy Infodays (23-25 October) organised by the EC.

Here you will find more information: https://www.b2match.eu/energycall2018

Tietoja

Tämän vuoden ATS YG Summer Symposium järjestettiin 30.6.2017 Rauman Kuuskajaskarin saarella. Isäntänä toimi Platom Oy. Osallistujia tuli noin 40 eri kotimaisista yrityksistä ja opinahjoista. Toiminta aloitettiin asialuennoilla, joiden aiheina oli vaatimuslähtöinen toimintatapa sekä komponenttien luvitus. Päivällisen jälkeen siirryttiin ryhmätehtävien pariin, missä testattiin osallistujien tuntemusta ydinvoima-alasta sekä luennoilla opittuja asioita. Illalla verkostoiduttiin saunan ja makkaranpaiston merkeissä.

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The European Physical Journal - Nuclear Sciences and Technologies (EPJ N) is Open Access Journal for the communication of original research, ideas and developments in all areas of the peaceful use of nuclear energy, as well as on applications of nuclear particles and radiation.

This journal is edited in partnership with the SFEN (French Nuclear Energy Society) and the ENS (European Nuclear Society)

Katso lisää: https://www.epj-n.org/

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