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Monday, September 26, 2022

10:20AM–12:00PM PDT

Detection and Measurement: I

Seaport

Session Chair: Davide Bortot|Alternate Chair: Seiki Ohnishi

Fusion Facilities

Harbor

Session Chair: Bor Kos|Alternate Chair: Iole Palermo

Fission Facilities and Fuel Cycle and Waste Management Facilities

Grand Pacific D

Session Chair: Leigh Smith|Alternate Chair: Chris Perfetti

1:10–3:15PM PDT

Fuel Cycle and Waste Management Facilities and Decommissioning

Grand Pacific D

Session Chair: Davide Mazzucconi|Alternate Chair: Georgeta Radulescu

Detection and Measurement: II

Seaport

Session Chair: Douglas Di Julio|Alternate Chair: Stephane Bourganel

Fusion Facilities, CAD, and Visualization

Harbor

Session Chair: Chelsea D'Angelo|Alternate Chair: Matthew Smith

3:45–5:50PM PDT

Decommissioning

Grand Pacific D

Session Chair: Tanja Goričanec|Alternate Chair: Pedro Vaz

Detection and Measurement: III

Seaport

Session Chair: Madison Andrews|Alternate Chair: Douglas Peplow

CAD, Visualization, and General Shielding

Harbor

Session Chair: Chang-ho Shin|Alternate Chair: Kim Tuyet Tran


Tuesday, September 27, 2022

10:00AM–12:05PM PDT

Fukushima and Machine Learning

Harbor

Session Chair: Hideo Hirayama|Alternate Chair: Maha Bouhadida

Medical Facilities, FLASH Radiotherapy, Medical Physics, Health Physics, and Dosimetry: I

Seaport

Session Chair: Heinz Vincke|Alternate Chair: Shaheen Dewji

1:15–3:20PM PDT

Medical Facilities, FLASH Radiotherapy, Medical Physics, Health Physics, and Dosimetry: II

Seaport

Session Chair: Andrew Rosenstrom|Alternate Chair: Sandra Bogetic

High-Intensity Laser Facilities

Harbor

Session Chair: Anna Ferrari|Alternate Chair: Kyle Grammer

3:50–5:55PM PDT

General Shielding

Harbor

Session Chair: Carmen Jacobs|Alternate Chair: Robert E. Grove

Medical Facilities, FLASH Radiotherapy, Medical Physics, Health Physics, and Dosimetry: III

Seaport

Session Chair: Martin Schulc|Alternate Chair: Amir Bahadori


Wednesday, September 28, 2022

10:00AM–12:05PM PDT

Space Applications and Activation

Harbor

Session Chair: Kumar Mohindroo|Alternate Chair: Lawrence Heilbronn

Nuclear Data, Uncertainty Quantification, and ICSBEP Benchmarks

Seaport

Session Chair: Jeffrey A. Favorite|Alternate Chair: John Bess

1:15–3:20PM PDT

Accelerator Activation

Seaport

Session Chair: Tucker Mclannahan|Alternate Chair: Irina I. Popova

Experimental Validation and SINBAD and ICSBEP Benchmarks: I

Harbor

Session Chair: Yurdunaz Celik|Alternate Chair: Jason Haverkamp

3:50–5:55PM PDT

Accelerator Facilities: I

Seaport

Session Chair: Nam-Suk Jung|Alternate Chair: Randy Schwarz

Experimental Validation and SINBAD and ICSBEP Benchmarks: II

Harbor

Session Chair: Mathieu Dupont|Alternate Chair: Robert E. Grove


Thursday, September 29, 2022

10:00AM–12:05PM PDT

Accelerator Facilities: II

Harbor

Session Chair: Lukas Zvorka|Alternate Chair: Thomas M. Miller

Deterministic Methods

Seaport

Session Chair: Chikara Konno|Alternate Chair: Jeff Favorite

1:15–3:20PM PDT

Accelerator Facilities: III

Harbor

Session Chair: Kristel Ghoos|Alternate Chair: Daniela Ene

Hybrid and Monte Carlo Methods

Seaport

Session Chair: Ethan A. Asano|Alternate Chair: Ahmad Ibrahim

3:50–5:55PM PDT

Accelerator Facilities: IV

Harbor

Session Chair: Amalia Chambon|Alternate Chair: Davide Bozzato

Monte Carlo Methods

Seaport

Session Chair: Odile Petit|Alternate Chair: Yi-Kang Lee

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