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Materials in Nuclear Energy Systems (MiNES 2023)
December 10–14, 2023
New Orleans, LA|New Orleans Marriott
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Saskatchewan government provides C$80 million for eVinci demonstration
Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe yesterday announced C$80 million (about $59 million) for the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) to pursue demonstration of Westinghouse Electric Company’s eVinci microreactor technology.
Technical Session
Tuesday, February 9, 2021|3:15–5:00PM EST
Session Chair:
Frank J. Giannone
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Alternate Chair:
Lisa M. Marshall
Session Producer:
Andrew Allison
Presentations in this session include: • Training Program for Regulatory Personnel in the Design and Operation of CANDU Systems • On-demand Technical Certificate Courses in CANDU Systems • Westinghouse Global Competency Model and its Digital Implementation (TeamTrac™) • Integrating Firearms Simulators into Security Training Program
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Training Program for Regulatory Personnel in the Design and Operation of CANDU Systems
George T. Bereznai (Ontario Tech University), Jacob Jacques (Ontario Tech University)
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On-demand Technical Certificate Courses in CANDU Systems
George T. Bereznai (Ontario Tech University)
Westinghouse Global Competency Model and its Digital Implementation (TeamTrac™)
Jennifer E. Meneely (Westinghouse Electric Company LLC), Venki P. Prabhu (Westinghouse Electric Company LLC), Richard L. Rex (Westinghouse Electric Company LLC), Timothy K. Meneely (Westinghouse Electric Company)
Integrating Firearms Simulators into Security Training Program
John Young (Exelon Generation)
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