The SMR sessions span the entire conference. They include all aspects of small modular reactor technology, from design to analysis and licensing, as well as planned deployments. Some information about advanced reactor designs is also provided.
The sessions on “Improving Nuclear Safety and Security” deal mainly with improvements in nuclear safety analysis methods or applications. Physical changes are also covered in some papers.
The “Technology and R&D” sessions are the most diverse in the conference. They include newly developed technology for the nuclear industry, as well as ongoing research and development work. There are also two sessions relating to the new CANDU Monark reactor.
The sessions on “Engagement and Education” explore the field of best practices in communication with stakeholders at all levels to secure their agreement and participation in the siting of nuclear facilities.
The SMR sessions span the entire conference. They include all aspects of small modular reactor technology, from design to analysis and licensing, as well as planned deployments. Some information about advanced reactor designs is also provided.
The sessions on “Improving Nuclear Safety and Security” deal mainly with improvements in nuclear safety analysis methods or applications. Physical changes are also covered in some papers.
The “Technology and R&D” sessions are the most diverse in the conference. They include newly developed technology for the nuclear industry, as well as ongoing research and development work. There are also two sessions relating to the new CANDU Monark reactor.
The sessions on “Engagement and Education” explore the field of best practices in communication with stakeholders at all levels to secure their agreement and participation in the siting of nuclear facilities.
The SMR sessions span the entire conference. They include all aspects of small modular reactor technology, from design to analysis and licensing, as well as planned deployments. Some information about advanced reactor designs is also provided.
The sessions on “Improving Nuclear Safety and Security” deal mainly with improvements in nuclear safety analysis methods or applications. Physical changes are also covered in some papers.
The “Technology and R&D” sessions are the most diverse in the conference. They include newly developed technology for the nuclear industry, as well as ongoing research and development work. There are also two sessions relating to the new CANDU Monark reactor.
The “Operations” sessions present the latest enhancements in technology and operating practices that can improve the performance of the current reactor fleet.
The SMR sessions span the entire conference. They include all aspects of small modular reactor technology, from design to analysis and licensing, as well as planned deployments. Some information about advanced reactor designs is also provided.
The sessions on “Improving Nuclear Safety and Security” deal mainly with improvements in nuclear safety analysis methods or applications. Physical changes are also covered in some papers.
The “Technology and R&D” sessions are the most diverse in the conference. They include newly developed technology for the nuclear industry, as well as ongoing research and development work. There are also two sessions relating to the new CANDU Monark reactor.
The “Operations” sessions present the latest enhancements in technology and operating practices that can improve the performance of the current reactor fleet.
The SMR sessions span the entire conference. They include all aspects of small modular reactor technology, from design to analysis and licensing, as well as planned deployments. Some information about advanced reactor designs is also provided.
The “Fuel” session presents information on exciting new fuel designs, including thorium-based fuel and TRISO fuel, which is critical in some SMR designs.
The sessions entitled “Western University Themes” are free-form time provided to western Canadian universities with an active interest in nuclear. The content is novel and creative, to serve as an introduction to their activities and their role in the nuclear eco-system.
“Waste and Environment” presentations cover some technical aspects of meeting stakeholder expectations in these important areas.
The SMR sessions span the entire conference. They include all aspects of small modular reactor technology, from design to analysis and licensing, as well as planned deployments. Some information about advanced reactor designs is also provided.
The “Fuel” session presents information on exciting new fuel designs, including thorium-based fuel and TRISO fuel, which is critical in some SMR designs.
The sessions entitled “Western University Themes” are free-form time provided to western Canadian universities with an active interest in nuclear. The content is novel and creative, to serve as an introduction to their activities and their role in the nuclear eco-system.
“Waste and Environment” presentations cover some technical aspects of meeting stakeholder expectations in these important areas.
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