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2026 ANS Annual Conference
May 31–June 3, 2026
Denver, CO|Sheraton Denver
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ITER begins operations at its magnet cold test facility
The ITER Organization has announced that its magnet cold test facility is now in operational mode, allowing the preinstallation testing of superconducting magnets at the fusion reactor’s low operating temperature of 4 Kelvin (−269°C; −452°F) and full current of 68 kiloampere (kA).
Technical Session|Sponsored by Advanced Reactors
Wednesday, August 19, 2026|1:30–3:15PM CDT|Room 3
Session Chair:
Toni Karlsson (Idaho National Laboratory)
Alternate Chair:
Jinsuo Zhang (Virginia Tech)
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Estimation of radioactive waste inventories for innovative fuel cycles including Molten Salt Reactors
1:30–1:50PM CDT
Anne Saturnin (CEA Marcoule), Alexandre Paques (Framatome), Camille Laguerre (CEA)
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Conceptual Design of Pilot Plant for Accelerator-Driven System
1:50–2:10PM CDT
Kenji Nishihara (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Masahiro Fukushima (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Takumi Abe (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Ryota Katano (Nagoya University), Bruce Yee-Rendon (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Hiroki Iwamoto (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Takanori Sugawara (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Hironari Obayashi (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Shigeru Saito (Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
Outputs, Limitations, and Effects of Pure Minor Actinide Transmutation in Chloride Salt Fission-Fusion Hybrid Systems
2:10–2:30PM CDT
Matthew J. Nyberg (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Taesuk Oh (University of Wisconsin Madison), Hitarth Shah (University of Wisconsin), Ben Lindley (University of Wisconsin Madison)
Co-Optimization of Small Modular Reactor and Hydrogen Production Deployment: A Capacity Expansion Planning Approach
2:30–2:50PM CDT
Mengyao Yuan (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), J Michael Grappone (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Saul Schaffer (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), William Yang (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Jean-Paul Watson (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)