Introduction to Nuclear Chemistry and Fuel Cycle Separations

Short Course

December 16-18, 2008, Vanderbilt University School of Engineering – Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Nashville, TN

Co-Supported by NRC Curriculum Development Grant and the Department of Energy, Office of Environmental Management through CRESP

Organizing Committee:
Raymond G. Wymer, Chair, Vanderbilt University
David S. Kosson, Vice-Chair, Vanderbilt University
Cynthia Atkins-Duffin, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
David DePaoli, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Kathryn Higley, Oregon State University
Terry Todd, Idaho National Laboratory

Agenda and Course information

Course Agenda

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Presentation (Powerpoint)

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Welcome and Course Introduction David S. Kosson, Vanderbilt University Windows Media
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20 Years of Progress in Processing Nuclear Waste Mark Gilbertson, Department of Energy Windows Media
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Nuclear Fuel Cycle Fundamentals Frank L. Parker, Vanderbilt University Windows Media
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Mining, Milling, Conversion and Enrichment of Uranium Ores Clarence Hardy, Nuclear Fuel Australia, Ltd Windows Media
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Nuclear Radiation Robert Sindelar, Savannah River National Laboratory Windows Media
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Reactors and Fuels Allen Croff, ORNL, ret., and USNRC Windows Media
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Spent Fuel Reprocessing Robert Jubin, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Non-aqueous Processes Mike Goff, Idaho National Laboratory Windows Media
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Precipitation/Crystallization/Sorption Processes Gordon Jarvinen, Los Alamos National Laboratory Windows Media
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Complexation Reactions in Nuclear Separations Raymond G. Wymer, Vanderbilt University Windows Media
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Liquid – Liquid Extraction Equipment Jack Law, Idaho National Laboratory Windows Media
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Waste Forms for an Advanced Fuel Cycle John Vienna, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Windows Media
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Environmental Transport Kathryn Higley, Oregon State University Windows Media
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Modeling and Simulation of Nuclear Fuel Recycling Systems David DePaoli, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Windows Media
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Sol-Gel Synthesized Sorbent Development and
Analysis for Column Separations
Lawrence Tavlarides, Syracuse University Windows Media
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Quantifying the Risk of Nuclear
Fuel Recycling Facilities
B. John Garrick, U.S. Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board Windows Media
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Nuclear Nonproliferation Cynthia Atkins-Duffin, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Windows Media
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