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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 FCWMD
Wednesday, June 18, 2025|8:00–9:45AM CDT|Indiana/Iowa
Session Chair:
Sven O. Bader
Session Organizer:
Alternate Chair:
Andrew R. Griffith
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Updates on the Regulatory Review and Implementation of Industrywide Learning Aging Management Program (i-LAMP)
8:00–8:20AM CDT
Hatice Akkurt (Electric Power Research Institute)
Paper
Wireless Sensors for Monitoring Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage: Resolving Frequency for Multi-Sensor Applications
8:20–8:40AM CDT
Robert J. Demuth (Univ. South Carolina), Shawn C. Stafford (Westinghouse Electric Co.), Jorge V. Carvajal (Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC), Luke Breon (Electric Power Research Institute), Travis W. Knight (Univ. South Carolina)
Threshold Analysis of Modelling and Measurement Accuracies in Muon Scattering Tomography
8:40–9:00AM CDT
Julia Niedermeier (Technical University Munich), Junghyun Bae (ORNL), Maik Stuke (BGZ - Company for Interim Storage)
Implementation of LabVIEW to Iodine Off-Gas Testing and Abatement Laboratory (IOTA) for Autonomous Data Collection and Automated Processes
9:00–9:20AM CDT
Chase Cobble (ORNL), Katherine R. Johnson (ORNL), Matthew Vick (ORNL), Ricardo Muse (ORNL), Joanna McFarlane (ORNL)
Developing a Digital Twin of the TRIGA II Research Reactor at The University of Texas at Austin
9:20–9:40AM CDT
Nicholas P. Luciano (ORNL), John Ross (The University of Texas at Austin), Jeongwon Seo (The University of Texas at Austin), Max Hoffing (The University of Texas at Austin), Cole Gentry (The University of Texas at Austin), Benjamin Collins (The University of Texas at Austin), William S. Charlton (The University of Texas at Austin), Kevin Clarno (The University of Texas at Austin)
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