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2026 ANS Annual Conference
May 31–June 3, 2026
Denver, CO|Sheraton Denver
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Report: New recommendations for nuclear waste
Today, a bipartisan group of experts including energy consultant Lake Barrett and former NRC chair Allison Macfarlane have published a report titled The Path Forward for Nuclear Waste in the U.S.
The report recommends a new solution for managing domestic nuclear waste—one that centers around the foundation of an independent corporation led by reactor owners. Responsibility for waste management transport, storage, and disposal would be managed by this corporation rather than the Department of Energy.
Technical Session|Monte Carlo Methods and Applications
Tuesday, April 29, 2025|8:00–9:40AM MDT|Lawrence B
Session Chair:
April Novak (Univ. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
Alternate Chair:
Valeria Raffuzzi (Univ. Cambridge)
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Stochastic Method for Delayed Neutron Precursors Transport in Liquid Fuel
8:00–8:25AM MDT
Mathis Caprais (CEA), Daniele Tomatis (NewCleo)
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Impact of the Delayed Energy Deposition in TREAT on Transient Dynamics
8:25–8:50AM MDT
Paul A. Ferney (INL)
The Effect of Negative Sample Paths on the Accuracy of Numerical Solutions for Stochastic Point-Kinetics
8:50–9:15AM MDT
Théophile Bonnet (Univ. Cambridge), Terence Tsui H. Lung (Warwick Univ.), Valeria Raffuzzi (Univ. Cambridge), Oliver Tough (Durham Univ.), Martin Skretteberg (Univ. Cambridge)
Simulated Pulsed Neutron Experiments of the Inherently Safe Subcritical Assembly
9:15–9:40AM MDT
Alessandro P. Ingegno (Univ. California, Berkeley), William Zywiec (LLNL), Daniel Siefman (Univ. California, Berkeley)
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