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Research Reactor Fuel Management 2004
Registration Open in November

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This year’s topical meeting on Research Reactor Fuel Management (RRFM) was a great success, with participation eclipsing any of the event’s previous years. It’s now high time to look ahead. RRFM 2004 is taking place from 21 to 24 March 2004 at the Forum Hotel in Munich, Germany. Registration will be open from mid November, when you will be able to download the form from www.euronuclear.org. In the meantime, please block off your diary and spread the word.

For RRFM 2004, our philosophy is: why tamper with a winning formula? The two-day conference – like its predecessor - will be an open forum for researchers and decision-makers to exchange information on all significant aspects of the fuel cycle.

Specific focus will be given to innovations in the use of research reactors as well as international initiatives such as Generation-IV, INPRO and the 6th European Framework Research Programme. Issues and changes in international policies affecting the RR fuel cycle will also fall under the spotlight – as these will be the topics of a select number of invited presentations.

Munich, as the host city for RRFM 2004 has been chosen with care – not only for its aesthetic appeal – but also because it is where FRM II is being commissioned. Our conference is set to end on a high note. This innovative research reactor – epitomising the leading edge in neutron-based research – will be the destination of our traditional post-conference technical visit on 24 March. It is a special privilege to have been granted permission for this visit.

An exhibition is being organised alongside the conference, which will provide a perfect platform for companies to reinforce their position as an industry leader.

Further details on RRFM 2004 can be found at: http://www.euronuclear.org/meetings/rrfm2004.