International Conference on

Nuclear Data for Science and Technology

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Objective

The purpose of ND2013 is to bring together scientists and engineers involved in the production and use of nuclear data for various applications. Please note, this page will be updated as conference planning proceeds, so please check back often for the latest news about ND2013.

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History

This conference is held every three years and is part of a series of conferences previously organized in Harwell, UK (1978), Antwerp, Belgium (1982), Santa Fe (1985), Mito, Japan (1988), Jülich, Germany (1991), Gatlinburg (1994), Trieste, Italy (1997), Tsukuba, Japan (2001), Santa Fe (2004), Nice, France (2007) and Jeju island, South Korea (2010). The location alternates between the US, Europe and Asia.

Topics

• Nuclear reaction data
• Nuclear structure and decay data
• Delayed neutrons
• Fission yields
• Atomic masses
• Experimental facilities and detection techniques
• Nuclear data measurements and analysis
• Nuclear theories, models and data evaluation
• Uncertainty quantification and covariances
• Evaluated nuclear data libraries
• Nuclear data processing
• Nuclear data adjustment
• Validation of evaluated data
• Integral experiments
• Cross section and decay standards,
• Data dissemination and international collaboration
• Nuclear Fission (75th anniversary)
• Nuclear data for reactors
• Nuclear decay heat
• Dosimetry and shielding
• Safeguards and security
• Criticality safety
• Homeland security and safety
• Accelerator related applications
• Fusion technology
• Space, cosmic-rays, radiation effects on electronics
• Astrophysics and cosmology
• Medical and environmental applications
• Nuclear physics education

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Last Modified: January 14, 2013