FISA2019 and EURADWASTE’19 Programme Committee is calling for both oral and poster presentations, and papers regarding:
FISA 2019
Session I – Safety of nuclear installations
- Reactor Performance, system reliability: Long-Term Operation
- Reactor Performance, system reliability: Instrumentation and control
- Advanced numerical simulation and modelling for reactor safety
- Research expectations for Long-Term Operation
Session II – Safety of nuclear installations
- Innovative Gen-II -III and Research Reactors’ Fuels and Materials
- Safety assessments and severe accidents, impact of external events on nuclear power plants and on mitigation strategies
- Probabilistic Safety Assessment for internal and external events
- Nuclear and radiological emergency management and preparedness
Session III – Advanced nuclear systems and fuel cycles
- ESNII Design / Safety / R&D / Licensing in the context of Gen-IV
- From fuel to fuel: Dissolution, Partitioning and fuel manufacturing
- Partitioning and Transmutation, contribution of MYRRHA to an EU strategy for HLW management
- Innovative Gen-IV Fuels and Materials, Fission and Fusion
- Nuclear Cogeneration with High Temperature Reactors
- Nuclear data activities
Session IV – Education and Training, infrastructures and International Cooperation
- Education, Training and mobility: towards a common effort to assure a future workforce in Europe and abroad
- Improved expertise in radiation protection, nuclear chemistry and geological disposal
- Supporting Access to key infrastructures and pan-European research
- Supporting Infrastructures and Research Reactors: Status, needs and International Cooperation
EURADWASTE’19
Session I – Predisposal and disposal technology developments
Session II – Radioactive waste source term and science for disposal safety
Session III – Networking of research communities, Joint Programming of national programmes and integration of Radioactive waste producers
INVITED Euratom Expert Projects’ Coordinators and Speakers
Invited Euratom Expert Projects’ Coordinators and Speakers will lead FISA 2019 EURADWASTE ’19 conferences technical sessions, invited papers, publications and topical project presentations. A cross-cutting approach is proposed, the aim being to highlight critical points of each selected group of projects from both a scientific and a strategic point of view (i.e. main achievements, success stories and challenges left open, lessons learnt, impact on industry / regulatory / society, recommendations for possible follow-up actions).
Estimated 60 (sixty) Euratom Projects’ Posters will be defended and 2 (two) will be awarded at the conferences.
Instructions for authors are attached for guidance
OPEN CALL – POSTER COMPETITION – R&D Topics and PhD AWARDS
FISA 2019 and EURADWASTE ’19 will welcome any complementary papers and posters related to the sessions and thematic of research.
- R&D topics Poster Awards
FISA 2019 and EURADWASTE ‘19 conferences Programme Committee will give the opportunity to submit any additional poster (and paper) related to the sessions. Estimated 20 (twenty) R&D Topics’ Posters will be defended and 2 (two) posters will be awarded at the conferences, with a publication in an international Open Access Journal (EPJ-N) of the awarded related papers.
Instructions for authors are attached for guidance
- PhD Poster Awards
FISA 2019 and EURADWASTE ‘19 conferences Programme Committee will give the opportunity to submit any additional PhD poster (and paper) related to the sessions. Estimated 15 (fifteen) PhD Posters will receive funding to participate to the conferences and defend their poster. 5 (five) posters will be awarded at the conferences, with a publication in an international Open Access Journal (EPJ-N) of the awarded related papers.
Instructions for authors are attached for guidance
13th ENEN PhD Event & Prize 2019 – 3 ENEN PhD prizes of EUR 1000 grants to the winners to cover the expenses to attend to an international conference and present the result of his/her research work.
More information http://www.enen.eu/en/phd/phd-info.html
Every year the ENEN PhD Event & Prize is organized to promote and support the work of young researchers in Europe.
The ENEN PhD Event & Prize is an action of the European Nuclear Education Network to support the Research and Science in the Nuclear fields promoting the works of the young scientists and researchers who start their career finishing their PhD. It takes place on a yearly basis in the framework of the international congress in the field of Nuclear science. The ENEN PhD Event will consist of up to 12 PhD presentations nominated by ENEN Members and selected by the ENEN PhD Prize Jury. The event will be divided into several sessions according to the subjects. The participants will make a presentation of their research work for 25 minutes followed by 5 minutes questions and discussion in a competitive but friendly environment.
