WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL
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TIME
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09:10
| The US DOE R&D Program on Minor Actinide Separations
TERRY TODD, INL, USA |
09:35
| Improving the Actinides Recycling, a Key Step towards a More Sustainable Nuclear Energy CHRISTOPHE POINSSOT, CEA, France
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10:00
| Overview of fuel cycle perspective for France EMMANUEL TOURON, CEA, France
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10:25
| Status on the R&D activities on Pyroreprocessing Technology at KAERI IN TAE KIM, KAERI, South Korea
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10:50
| Status and Results of Reseach on Pyrosmany Coordinated Project VICTOR IGNATIEV, Kurchatov Institute, Russia
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11:15
| Recent R&Ds of CRIEPI on pyroprocess technology for the future of nuclear fuel cycle KOICHI UOZUMI, CRIEPI, Japan
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12:10
| Waste management KASTRIOT SPAHIU, SKB, Sweden
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12:35
| Are diglycolamide ligands hard or soft Lewis bases? Implications on their complexation and solvent extraction separation of lanthanides and actinides JERZY NARBUTT, INCT, Poland
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13:00
| Development of V-shaped BTPhen based ligands as precursors for supramolecular ligands PAVLE MOCILAC, University of Manchester, UK
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13:25
| Studies on Extraction Behaviour of U(VI) to [bmim][NfO] Ionic Liquid and Its Recovery Using Hydrogen Peroxide KOICHIRO TAKAO, TITECH, Japan
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13:50
| R&D in ALSEP GREGG LUMETTA, PNNL, USA
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15:15
| Molecular dynamics and quantum chemical investigation of N-donor ligands interacting with Ln(III)/An(III) ions MICHAEL TRUMM, KIT, Germany
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15:40
| Building Hybrid Materials to Protect Reagents from Oxidative Damage. PETER ZALUPSKI, MITCHELL GREENHALGH, BRUCE MINCHER Idaho National Laboratory / MICHAEL SCHULTZ, ANDREW KNIGHT, U of Iowa
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16:05
| Phenyl trifluoromethyl sulfone as diluent in a grouped actinide extraction process JENNY HALLEROD, CHALMERS, Sweden
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16:30
| Complex structure of An and Ln complexes with modified diglycolamides in solution and solid state using different analytical techniques ANDREAS WILDEN, JUELICH, Germany
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16:55
| Inferred Pa(V) complex formation via selective extraction by aliphatic alcohols and mesoporous carbon materials ANDREW KNIGHT, University of Iowa, USA
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17:20
| Dissolution studies on molybdenum-based inert matrix fuels for the transmutation of minor actinides ELENA EBERT, JUELICH, Germany
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THURSDAY 23 APRIL
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08:30
| Active interface in liquid/liquid extraction processes probed by Neutron and x-ray reflectivity ERNESTO SCOPPOLA, CEA/ICSM, France
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08:55
| Performance Optimisation of Chemical Systems with the Rotating Diffusion Cell (RDC) MICHAEL BROMLEY, Lancaster University, UK
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09:20
| A comparative study of uranium and plutonium transfer during liquid-liquid extraction ANNE LELIAS, CEA, France |
| 09:45 | Am(VI) BRUCE MINCHER, INL, USA |
| 10:10 | Development of a selective americium separation process using TPAEN as a water-soluble stripping agent CECILE MARIE, CEA, France
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10:35
| Selective Separation of Americium from PUREX Raffinate CHRISTOPH WAGNER, KIT, Germany
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11:00
| Selective Separation of Am(III) using the Hydrophilic Complexing Agent SO3Ph-BTPhen PETER KAUFHOLZ, Juelich, Germany
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11:50
| R&D in ALSEP ALENA PAULENOVA, Oregon State University, USA
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12:15
| Progress towards the Development of Ligands for Separating Actinides from Lanthanides ASHFAQ AFSAR, University of Reading, UK
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12:40
| Modelling of Acid Extraction in the i-SANEX System
DAVID WOODHEAD, NNL, UK
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13:05
| Actinide stripping by a hydrophilic BTP ligand in aqueous HNO3 from TODGA-containing organic phase. ŁUKASZ STECZEC, INCT, Poland
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13:30
| Safety of Chemical Systems - Selective An Stripping Reagents RICHARD WILBRAHAM, NNL, UK
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FRIDAY 24 APRIL 2015
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09:00
| An experimental and computational investigation into the radiolysis of PUREX SOLVENT systems GREGORY HORNE, University of Manchester
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09:25
| Hydrogen yields from alpha-radiolysis of nitrate solutions
ROBIN ORR, NNL, UK
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09:50
| The Role of Organic Solvent Radical Cations in Separation Ligand Degradation
STEPHEN MEZYK, California State University at Long Beach, USA
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| 10:15 | Physico chemical modifications of irradiated i-SANEX diluents EROS MOSSINI, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
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10:40
| Radiolytic and hydrolytic stabilitiy of the highly selective nitrogen donor ligands CyMe4BTBP and CyMe4BTPhen HOLGER SCHMIDT, JUELICH, Germany
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11:05
| Euro-GANEX system behavior under gamma radiation
HITOS GALAN, CIEMAT, Spain
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11:55
| Development of robust microelectrodes for application in online monitoring of pyrochemical processing DAMION CORRIGAN, University of Edinburgh, UK
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12:20
| Actinides / lanthanides separation in molten salt media. Application to the liquid fuel reprocessing of molten salt fast reactor (MSFR) system DAVIDE RODRIGUES, Institut de Physique Nucléaire, France
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12:45
| Electroreduction of CerMet transmutation targets
PAVEL SOUCEK, JRC-ITU, Germany
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13:10
| Electrochemical recovery of uranium from solid wastes contaminated with uranium using deep eutectic as electrolyte YUZUKE OHASHI, JAEA, Japan
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13:35
| Optimising fission product extraction from nuclear fuel reprocessing (Li,K)Cl molten salt wastes using aluminosilicate zeolite ion exchange.
HENRY FOXHALL |
