The 9th International Conference on Tritium Science
and Technology continues the long tradition of meetings covering all topics
on tritium originally founded in 1980 in Dayton, Ohio.
The objective of the conference is to provide a forum
for an exchange of information on science, technology, engineering, and
general experience in safe tritium handling for fusion, fission, pharmaceutical,
and other isotopic applications for peaceful uses.
This conference will offer a timely opportunity to
discuss several recent international developments: commitments to incorporate
tritium in large scale magnetic and inertial confinement fusion machines,
renewed interest to mitigate tritium emissions in the fission power industry,
and the expansion of the tritium handling industry.
Tritium 2010 is intended to attract not only veteran
tritium experts but also scientists, engineers and students who are new
to the various fields of handling hydrogen isotopes. |
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The fields of tritium conference include physics, chemistry,
biology, environmental science, fission and fusion technology, isotopic
applications, etc. The topics related to tritium and hydrogen isotopes
are following:
1. Containment, safety, and environmental
impact
2. Decontamination and waste management
3. Detritiation, purification, and isotopic
separation
4. Handling facilities
5. Biological effects, Industrial and biomedical applications
6. Interactions with materials
7. Isotope effects
8. Measurement, monitoring, and accountancy
9. Processing, transport, and storage
10. Tracer technique
11. Others
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| Papers accepted after usual review process will be
published in a special volume of "Fusion Science and Technology". |
| The working language for the TRITIUM 2010 is English. |
First announcement
Call for paper
Abstract submission
Abstract
Notification to authors
Early registration
Manuscript |
May 1, 2009
October 1, 2009
Open from November 1, 2009
Due February 14, 2010 March 1, 2010
May 31, 2010 Jun 15, 2010
Due July 15, 2010 July 30, 2010
Due September 30, 2010 October 15, 2010 |
| Chairman of the International Steering Committee |
| S. Willms |
LANL, USA |
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International Steering Committee |
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R. Rabun
S. Gross
G. Marbach
J. Miller
A. Yukhimchuk
P. Zhao |
SRNL, USA
FZK, Germany
CEA, France
AECL, Canada
RNFC, Russia
INPC, China
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T. Tanabe
H. Takatsu
M. Glugla
W. Shmayda
M. Nishikawa
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Kyushu Univ., Japan
JAEA, Japan
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Univ. of Rochester, USA
Kyushu Univ., Japan |
Chairman of the International Organizing Committee
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| A. Komori |
NIFS, Japan |
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International Steering Committee |
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T. Tsunematsu
S.L. Milora
M. Nishikawa
G. Marbach
S. Gross
R. Maschuw
K.A. McCarthy
S. Sudo
S. Tanaka
K. Mima
M. Matsuyama |
JAEA, Japan
ORNL, USA
Kyushu Univ., Japan
CEA, France
FZK, Germany
FZK, Germany
INEEL, USA
NIFS, Japan
Univ. of Tokyo, Japan
Osaka Univ., Japan
Univ. of Toyama, Japan
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N. Ogasawara
H. Takatsu
S. Shibuya
Y. Yonekura
N. Ishizuka
Y. Ohmomo
Y. Takahashi
M. Glugla
P. Garin
Gyung-Su LEE
Li Jiangang
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NIST, Japan
JAEA, Japan
JAEA, Japan
NIRS, Japan
JAIF, Japan
IES, Japan
FEPC, Japan
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NFRI, Korea
IPP CAS, China
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Chairman of the National Organizing Committee
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| S. Tanaka |
Univ. of Tokyo |
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National Organizing Committee |
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K. Okuno
H. Yamada
T. Uda
H. Takatsu
T. Yamanishi
Y. Maruo
K. Sakai
T. Tanabe
N. Momoshima
T. Norimatsu
S. Konishi
I. Yamamoto
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Shizuoka Univ.
NIFS
NIFS
JAEA
JAEA
JAEA
NIRS
Kyushu Univ.
Kyushu Univ.
Osaka Univ.
Kyoto Univ.
Nagoya Univ.
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M. Matsuyama
H. Tauchi
H. Hashizume
T. Hino
T. Ido
A. Takita
T. Kato
K. Miura
Y. Asaoka
O. Kaneko
A. Sagara
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Univ. of Toyama
Ibaraki Univ.
Tohoku Univ.
Hokkaido Univ.
JIA
JNF
JGC
JAIF
CRIEPI
NIFS
NIFS
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Chairman of the Local Executive Committee
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| O. Kaneko |
NIFS, Japan |
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Chairman of the Technical Program Committee
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| T. Tanabe |
Kyushu Univ., Japan |
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Chairman of the Publication Committee
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| M. Matsuyama |
Univ. of Toyama, Japan |
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The conference will be held in Nara Prefectural New
Public Hall, which was constructed in 1987 in commemoration of the
100th anniversary of the establishment of Nara Prefecture. It is located
in the center of Nara National Park, which is famous for its beauty and
1,200 tame deer. The Hall has an impressive Noh theatre, conference rooms,
a reception hall and a spacious garden.
Detailed information of the venue, Nara Prefectural
New Public Hall and Nara Prefecture, is available at thier web site.
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Web site:
Nara Prefectural New Public Hall
Nara Prefecture |
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