The workshop aims to provide a comprehensive overview of nuclear data
measurements with fast neutrons, their impact on theoretical models and final
applications with potential economic impact. Contributions should highlight
the state of the art and the new developments relevant for advanced reactor
systems. Users of data are invited to present their data requirements.
The workshop aims to facilitate high-quality networking, and international
experts are invited to attend. The participation of post-doctoral fellows and
PhD students who wish to present their work is also encouraged.
The workshop is organised within the EFNUDAT
project (European Facilities for Nuclear Data Measurements), which is an
Integrated Infrastructure Initiative funded under the 6th Framework Programme
of the European Community. The aim of the initiative is to integrate all
infrastructure-related aspects of nuclear data measurements and to provide
trans-national access to key facilities.
Further information is available in the workshop
leaflet[71Kb],
poster[101Kb] and
workshop agenda[73Kb].
Themes of the workshop
fission research
fast neutrons
theory
applications
data needs
Presentations
45 minutes for invited contributions, including discussion
25 minutes for regular contributions, including discussion
one poster session
Important dates
1 January 2009: Deadline for abstracts
1 February 2009: Notification for authors
1 April 2009: Deadline for registration
28-30 April 2009: Workshop
Registration
Registration for EFNUDAT - Fast Neutrons will be opened in February. Further
details will be given on the web site. The deadline for registration is 1
April 2009. There is no registration fee.
Instructions for Authors:
The proceedings will be published in the EUR Technical and Scientific Research
series. Printed copies for the participants and the electronic version for
general distribution will be available.
Programme advisory committee
G. Barreau, CNRS/IN2P3, France
F. Gunsing, CEA, France
R. Jacqmin, CEA, France
A. Koning, NRG, The Netherlands
J.P. Meulders, UCL, Belgium
A. Mengoni, IAEA, Austria
Organisation
Franz-Josef Hambsch
European Commission
Joint Research Centre
Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements
Contact
Carmen Cabanillas Platero
European Commission
Joint Research Centre
Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements
Retieseweg 111, B-2440 Geel, Belgium
Tel.: +32 (0)14 571 411
Fax: +32 (0)14 571 862
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