Live ORIG ARA CHI ENG FRE RUS SPA

 

AGENDA

Tuesday 15 September 2015 p.m.

 

14:30–15:30 Session 3: Solutions for Pollution

 

Radiation technologies have been successfully deployed to identify contaminating

 

pathways and treat and neutralize persistent industrial pollutants. This session will

 

focus on nuclear applications for the treatment of waste waters, flue gases and the

 

preservation of coastlines.

 

Mr Bumsoo Han, CEO and President, EB-Tech. Co., Ltd., REPUBLIC OF KOREA

 

Mr Andrzej Chmielewski, Director General, Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and

 

Technology (INCT), POLAND

 

Ms Catherine Hughes, Senior Research Scientist, Isotope Hydrology and

 

Radiotracing, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO),

 

AUSTRALIA

 

15:30–16:00 Coffee Break

 

16:00–17:30 Session 4: Tracing the Pathways

 

Radiotracers and nucleonic gauges play an important role in enhancing productivity

 

and in ensuring quality and reliability of industrial processes and production

 

systems. Such techniques also help to trace pathways of unseen phenomena in

 

nature. This session will discuss how these technologies benefit industries and help

 

to identify the potential negative impact of human activities.

 

Mr Tor Bjørnstad, Chief Scientist, Institute for Energy Technology (IFE); Professor,

 

University of Oslo, NORWAY

 

Ms Haifa Ben Abdelouahed, Assistant Professor, Centre National des Sciences et

 

Technologies Nucléaires (CNSTN), TUNISIA

 

Mr Jean Louis Boutaine, Former Head, Research Department of the Centre for

 

Research and Restoration of the Museums of France, FRANCE

 

Mr Bernard Malherbe, Director Project Development, Jan De Nul Group, BELGIUM

 

Mr Martin Jech, Leader, Research Area Friction Surface Phenomena and

 

Tribodiagnistics, AC2T, AUSTRIA

 

17:30-20:00 Reception and IAEA Exhibition (C04 Coffee Area)