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Nuclear Energy Conference & Expo (NECX)
September 8–11, 2025
Atlanta, GA|Atlanta Marriott Marquis
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Building momentum for a stronger ANS
Hash Hashemianpresident@ans.org
The 2025 ANS Annual Conference in Chicago was a powerful springboard to begin my term as president. With over 1,400 attendees, it was one of our most dynamic gatherings in recent memory—full of energy, ideas, and a shared commitment to advancing nuclear science and technology.
As we move forward, my focus is clear: to elevate the role of nuclear in environmental protection, national security, energy diversity, and grid stability. These priorities are not just strategic—they are essential to a cleaner, more resilient future.
The goals I laid out at the conclusion of the Board of Directors meeting in June are simple, but I am sure they will be effective in engaging our community.
One simple change to start is the move away from the term meetings—the American Nuclear Society now uses the term conferences to describe its two yearly flagship gatherings, to more appropriately reflect the more than 1,000 attendees that these events bring together.
Technical Session|Sponsored by NNPD
Tuesday, June 18, 2024|3:15–5:00PM PDT|Jasmine E
Session Chair:
Cecil Parks (Boston Government Services)
Alternate Chair:
Thomas E. Hanlon
Session Organizer:
James W. Behrens
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Radiation Source Localization Algorithm in the Pedestrian Radiation Portal Monitor
3:15–3:35PM PDT
JungHyun Bae (ORNL), Robert Bean (ORNL), Kunal Mondal (ORNL), Stefano Tognini (ORNL), Alex Enders (ORNL), Rose Montgomery (ORNL)
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Simulation Framework for Cosmic Ray Muon Impact on Radiation Portal Monitors
3:35–3:55PM PDT
Stefano C. Tognini (ORNL), JungHyun Bae (ORNL), Robert Bean (ORNL), Alex Enders (ORNL), Kunal Mondal (ORNL), Rose Montgomery (ORNL)
Uranium Oxide Production Pathway Classification Using Quantified Particle Morphology
3:55–4:15PM PDT
Edward Goodell (Univ. Utah), Glenn Sjoden (Univ. Utah), Luther McDonald (Univ. Utah), Kari Sentz (LANL)
Believe it or Not -- HALEU is the First Step
4:15–4:35PM PDT
Benjamin S. Jordan (American Centrifuge Operating), David C. O'Keefe (American Centrifuge Operating), Sean E. Oehlbert (Centrus Energy)
Technology Down-Selection for a Successful and Responsible Nuclear Energy Future
4:35–4:55PM PDT
Ross Matzkin-Bridger (Nuclear Threat Initiative)
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