Conferences and Meetings on Nuclear Energy

The conference focuses on the latest developments in science and technology of water chemistry control in nuclear reactor systems from around the world.

Radiochemistry & Nuclear Chemistry,    Water Treatment and Reuse

Following on from NuMat 2018 in Seattle USA, where over 500 delegates presented their work, NuMat 2020 will focus on broad topics of interest to the nuclear materials community. There will be six plenary speakers, plus an opening plenary from the 2020 recipient of the Robert Cahn award and a presentation from the best paper prize recipient from the Journal of Nuclear Materials. There will be three parallel sessions and poster sessions which will cover the breadth of research within nuclear materials.

rack 1 Structural components Track 1A Metallic alloys Track 1B Refractory materials Track 2 Fuel systems Track 2A Cladding materials including coating Track 2B Fuel materials, absorbers and fuel cladding interaction Track 3 Cement and Polymers Track 3A Cement Track 3B Polymers

EPRI - Electric Power Research Institute, Inc

The objective of the conference is to gather the leading domestic and international nuclear engineers, materials scientists, vendors and consultants in a forum for exploring, discussing and reporting the latest research, plant experiences, analyses, planning and solutions for increased materials reliability in nuclear power plant components for current and extended periods of operation. The Materials Reliability Program (MRP) Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meetings will serve the purpose of allowing committees, namely Internals and Integrity, Inspection, and Pressure Boundary to convene and discuss materials reliability topics.

Canadian Nuclear Society

This conference is an important international forum for the nuclear and non-nuclear industries and stakeholders to work together to seek solutions through dialogue, engagement and collaboration on one of the most pressing nuclear issues of our time – positioning SMR deployment as a clean energy source in the global energy landscape to fight climate change. In this context, this conference first updates the international status on advancing the wave in SMR deployment, including R&D and potential projects for on-grid, remote off-grid, mining and industrial applications. Next, the conference identifies potential barriers for SMR deployment and seeks opportunities to overcome, from an international perspective, challenges in licensing, economics, waste, advanced manufacturing, public acceptance, etc. In fostering the low-carbon energy transition to meet netzero carbon emission by mid-century in order to meet the global warming target in the Paris Agreement, this conference advocates pathways in pursuing innovations and collaborations, utilizing SMR generated electricity, heat and hydrogen, to support decarbonization in sectors such as transportation, mining and resource extraction, petrochemical refinery, etc. The G4SR conference program has developed comprehensive Plenary and Technical Programs for technology developers, regulators, industry, researchers and policy makers to encourage the deployment of Generation IV and Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technologies, while exchanging policy ideasand research and development experience on SMRs.

Email: roubenb@alum.mit.edu

Nuclear energy, Generation IV, Small Modular Reactor, Climate Change, Safety Assessment and Licensing of Advanced Reactors and SMRs, Research and Development Supporting Advanced Reactor and SMRs, Advanced Reactors and SMR Deployment, Decommissioning, Waste Management and Fuel Cycle for Advanced Reactors and SMRs, SMR Manufacturing and Supply Chain, SMR Economics, Finance, Business Models, Public Policy and Engagement, Skill Development and Nuclear Knowledge Management, Nuclear Hybrid Energy Systems and Cogeneration, Research Reactors

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)

Reed Expositions

Discover new and disruptive technologies from key players through conferences, exhibitor workshops, ceremonies and more… WNE has an ambitious programme over 3 days showcasing global nuclear expertise!

Email: wne@reedexpo.fr

The conference technical program spans not only the traditional transport and reactor physics analysis methods, but also uncertainty quantification methods, non-proliferation and safeguards methods, computational thermal-hydraulics, materials science, and fusion science in order to reflect the remarkable advances in various fields of nuclear science and engineering.

Applied Physics (general),    Computational Physics and Numerical Simulation

ICG-EAC, the International Cooperative Group on Environmentally-Assisted Cracking of Water Reactor Materials

Metallurgy and Materials Science,    Electrochemistry, Electrolysis and Corrosion

The 1st International Conference on Electrochemical Methods in Corrosion Research (EMCR) was held in Manchester in 1982, and it has subsequently run in Toulouse (1985), Zurich (1988), Helsinki (1991), Lisbon (1994), Trento (1997), Budapest (2000), Ysermonde (2003), Dourdan (2006), Maragoggi (2012), Troia (2015) and Cambridge (2018). The 13th EMCR conference will be held in La Rochelle, France from May 30 to June 4, 2021, at La Rochelle University. This conference has evolved into one of the leading events in corrosion electrochemistry, providing an intimate, focused meeting.

Electrochemical studies at high temperature, for example in pressurised water or molten salts. Scanning and microprobe techniques, including scanning probe, SECM, LEIS and techniques based on AFM technology. Electrochemical studies of environmentally-assisted fracture. Detection of hydrogen and studies of hydrogen interaction with metals. Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and electrochemical noise. Modelling from the atom to the application. Combination of electrochemical studies with complementary techniques (e.g. optical, ultrasonic, radiographic, tomographic). Cathodic protection and inhibition.

Metallurgy and Materials Science,    Electrochemistry, Electrolysis and Corrosion

ECG-COMON - European Cooperative Group on Corrosion Monitoring of Nuclear Materials

Metallurgy and Materials Science,    Electrochemistry, Electrolysis and Corrosion

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)

Founded in 1965, the International Congress on Fracture is one of the premier international bodies promoting worldwide cooperation among scientists and engineers dealing with mechanics and mechanisms of fracture and strength of solids. The conference is held every four years, and ICF15 will be returning to the continental United States after 32 years. This conference will focus on the latest interdisciplinary research in the field of fracture and is a must attend event for senior and young researchers, students, post-doctoral fellows, and industry professionals working in the field of fracture throughout the world.

Metallurgy and Materials Science,    Electrochemistry, Electrolysis and Corrosion

Since 1978, the ANS biennial international conference on Probabilistic Safety Assessment and Analysis has been a forum for communication of major probabilistic risk and safety topics worldwide, including issues, methods, applications, insights, policy, research, and risk-informed regulation experience.

SFEN - French Nuclear Society "Materials Science and Technology, Non Destructive Testing, Chemistry" Technical Section

The conference focuses on the latest developments in science and technology of water chemistry control in nuclear reactor systems from around the world.

Metallurgy and Materials Science,    Electrochemistry, Electrolysis and Corrosion

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)

The American Nuclear Society (ANS)