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Programme
format
The two-and-a-half-day programme
consists of plenary sessions in the morning featuring
both invited speakers and moderated panel debates on
the latest developments, challenges and developments.
Plenary speakers include representatives from both the
nuclear industry and all sections of civil society.
In the afternoon, speakers will discuss their work in
four parallel workshops, each devoted to key issues.
PIME's programme also includes poster presentations.
Call for submissions for the PIME Award
For more information on
the Award, please click here.
Please submit your abstract by 15 January 2006 to the
conference secretariat at
Preliminary Programme
download Preliminary Programme
Please consult the abstract book for short
summaries of the presentations.
Download
the abstract book (220 kb)
PIME 2006 Programme Committee
Laurent Furedi, FORATOM –
Programme Committee Chairman
Helmuth Boeck, Atominstitut, Vienna University of Technology,
Austria
Tracy Grant-Wilson, World Nuclear Transport Institute
Karen Daifuku, OECD / NEA
Dobak Dobroslav, Bohunice NPP, Slovakia
Melissa Fleming, IAEA
Radko Istenic, Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia
Simon James, NIA, United Kingdom
Frédéric Lefebvre, EDF, France
Gaston Meskens, SCK-CEN, Belgium
Piluca Nunez, Foro Nuclear, Spain
Jean-Jacques Pleyers, Electrabel, Belgium
Mathias Schuch, Framatome-anp, Germany
John Shepherd, NucNet, Switzerland
Mihaela Stiopol, Nuclearelectrica, Romania
Tellervo Taipale, WANO Paris
Christian Woessner, Deutsches Atomforum, Germany
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The European Nuclear Society wishes to express its sincere
gratitude to the International Atomic Energy Agency
for its valuable contribution to the conference program.
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