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UCANS V <br> 5th International Meeting of Union for Compact Accelerator - Driven Neutron Sources
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Aula "Villi" (INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro)
Aula "Villi"
INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro
Viale dell'Università 2, Legnaro (Padova)
Description
Advances in science and technology in the field of neutron science have been dominated by a fruitful combination of major international facilities supported by networks of smaller regional facilities. Recent advances in accelerator technology and neutronic design have made it possible to construct small-scale accelerator-driven neutron facilities that would be able to play a significant role in neutron technology and science. The neutron applications using compact accelerator driven neutron sources are now becoming more and more important since it can cover various fields such as material science, engineering, nuclear physics, cancer therapy, soft error and so on, therefore, they would play more significant role in the future.
To promote such activities, the Union for Compact Accelerator-driven Neutron Sources (UCANS) was established in 2010. Following fruitful meetings held in Beijing, Bloomington, Bilbao and Sapporo, we are organizing UCANS-V at INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro, Legnaro (Padova), Italy.
B. Target radiation damage and heat removal;
C. Moderator neutronics;
D. Optical devices;
E. Neutron detection;
F. Innovative instrumentation;
G. Material characterization;
H. Other neutron applications based on CANS;
I. Nuclear astrophysics;
J. Nuclear data measurements and evaluation;
K. Medical applications;
L. Computer simulations of CANS and instrument performance and data-analysis software.
To promote such activities, the Union for Compact Accelerator-driven Neutron Sources (UCANS) was established in 2010. Following fruitful meetings held in Beijing, Bloomington, Bilbao and Sapporo, we are organizing UCANS-V at INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro, Legnaro (Padova), Italy.
Topics
A. Accelerators and beam optics;B. Target radiation damage and heat removal;
C. Moderator neutronics;
D. Optical devices;
E. Neutron detection;
F. Innovative instrumentation;
G. Material characterization;
H. Other neutron applications based on CANS;
I. Nuclear astrophysics;
J. Nuclear data measurements and evaluation;
K. Medical applications;
L. Computer simulations of CANS and instrument performance and data-analysis software.
Participants
Aaron Alejo
Alain Menelle
Alberto Andrighetto
Alexander Ioffe
Andrea Pisent
Benjamin Bromberger
carla andreani
Chris Franklyn
Chun Loong
Clemens Beinrucker
Cristian Massimi
Dario Bisello
David Baxter
Davide Bortot
Denis Joassin
Ferenc Mezei
Fernando Sordo Balbin
Francesca Villa
Franz Kaeppeler
Frederic Stichelbaut
Gianfranco Prete
Giuseppe Gorini
Guido Martin Hernandez
Ian Postuma
Ido Silverman
Ignacio Porras
Jan Philipp Dabruck
Jeff Wyss
John M Carpenter
Jorge Lerendegui-Marco
Juan Esposito
Kazuki Tsuchida
Knud Thomsen
Konstantin Batkov
kun zhu
Luca Silvestrin
Marco Costa
Marica Rebai
Michihiro Furusaka
Nicolas Chauvin
Okla AlHorayess
Ole Hinrichs
Peter Schillebeeckx
pierfrancesco mastinu
Reza Mirfayzi
Rolando Granada
Serena Mattiazzo
Setsuo Satoh
Sheng Wang
Tadafumi Sano
Takashi Ino
Takashi Kamiyama
Takashi Nakamoto
Thomas Brückel
Tobias Cronert
Valery Shvetsov
Wim MONDELAERS
Xuewu Wang
Yigang Yang
Yoshiaki Kiyanagi
Yoshie OTAKE
Yoshimasa Ikeda
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