Call for Papers
ENC 2016 provides a platform for the nuclear science community to share their experience and to learn about the latest developments going on in nuclear research and their practical applications. It will furthermore exploit synergy among scientists, industry representatives, policy-makers and citizens on wider societal issues that impact upon how the nuclear science community carries out its work.
ENS and the ENC 2016 Programme Committee are now calling for abstracts in the following areas:
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Nuclear science applications for industry and society
Silicon doping; neutron activation analysis including PGAA and delayed neutron detection; isotopes production and supply; water desalination; heat cogeneration; sterilisation; hydrogen generation; non-destructive testing including neutron radiography and tomography; nuclear in space; instrumentation; geochronology, gem stone coloration;...
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Advanced reactor technologies
Innovative technologies for Generation III+ reactors; Generation IV reactors; small and modular reactors; innovative reactor concepts, including the Thorium cycle; research reactor and testing facilities; fusion reactors; nuclear data; space propulsion reactors; naval civil reactors; floating nuclear plants; …
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Current reactor technologies and new build
Creating the framework for newcomers; localisation; stakeholder involvement; socio-economic impact; development of competences, development of a safety culture; licencing; regulation and supervision; regulator recruitment in an expanding industry; innovative construction and engineering; innovations in the supply chain or construction engineering; training methods and experiments for new coming countries; funding issues; managing budgets and planning; strategic export control;…
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Waste management, dismantling and decommissioning
Waste management; interim storage; waste segregation, exemptions and recycling; surface and geological disposal facilities; material – host rock interactions; decommissioning; decontamination; dismantling; rehabilitation; regulations; socio-economic impact;...
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Education, training and knowledge management
Initiatives in education, training and knowledge management; education & training facilities; knowledge transfer; new skills requirements; human capital development; human performance and safety culture; non-destructive testing: personnel qualification and certification; training results: evaluation methodologies; international collaboration; recruitment and labour market issues, e-learning; training simulators; ...
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Public engagement for nuclear
Public information; including communicating on nuclear events, nuclear and the societal debates, including and at international fora, nuclear and social media, public perception, stakeholder involvement, economical aspects of nuclear, including CO2; nuclear liability and insurance; countries’ perspectives on nuclear energy policy; international initiatives and projects,...
We welcome both oral and poster submissions. If you wish to share your knowledge and take part at this prestigious event, please submit your abstract by 4 April 2016.
ENS particularly encourages its Young Generation to submit abstracts. ENC 2016 will offer a Young Generation Support Programme, a Young Generation Excellence Award, as well as the second edition of the ENS Career Advice Event. more
Click here to download the ENC 2016 Call for Papers
Paper review
Authors can either submit a Full Paper or an Extended Abstract. Full Papers will be peer reviewed under the auspices of the ENC 2016 Programme Committee and the ENS High Scientific Council. Extended Abstracts will not be subject to a peer review process.
Important dates
Deadline for abstract submission: 4 April 2016
Notification of authors: 30 April 2016
Deadline for submission of Full Papers requesting a peer review: 30 June 2016
Peer Review of Full Papers concluded and author notification: 31 August 2016
Deadline for submission of Full Papers and Extended Abstracts: 15 September 2016
Deadline for submission of CV and PowerPoint presentations: 1 October 2016
Conference: 9 - 13 October 2016
Publication Policy
Accepted and presented Full Papers will be included in the Conference Proceedings that will be published in electronic format with reference number ISBN 978-92-95064-27-0. Extended Abstracts will be published without an ISBN. Both publications will be made available to ENC 2016 delegates.
EPJ-N publication of the conference
A selection of the papers will be submitted to a peer review and published in the European Journal of Physics – Nuclear. The papers will be hosted for an unlimited time and each paper will receive a DOI for unique identification. The copyright is retained by the author(s).
EPJ-N is an on-line academic journal with peer review from a strong reputation editorial committee. It’s a new branch of the European Physical Journal dedicated to nuclear science and technology. More at www.epj-n.org
Authors of accepted and peer reviewed papers will furthermore have the opportunity to submit their paper for publication in a special issue on ENC 2016 in the ASME Journal of Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science.
Download instructions for authors
Download template for CV
Please don’t hesitate to contact the ENS / ENC 2016 Secretariat should you have questions:
Tel: + 32 2 505 30 54
Fax: +32 2 502 3902
e-mail: enc2016@euronuclear.org
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