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2026 ANS Annual Conference
May 31–June 3, 2026
Denver, CO|Sheraton Denver
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Kentucky disburses $10M in nuclear grants
The Kentucky Nuclear Energy Development Authority (KNEDA) recently distributed its first awards through the new Nuclear Energy Development Grant Program, which was established last year. In total, KNEDA disbursed $10 million to a variety of companies that will use the funding to support siting studies, enrichment supply-chain planning, workforce training, and curriculum development.
Technical Session|Sponsored by Nuclear Fuel Cycles
Tuesday, December 12, 2023|3:10–4:50PM CST|Galerie 6
Session Chair:
Denia Djokic (Univ. Michigan)
Alternate Chair:
Jie Lian (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
Track Organizers:
Sarah Finkeldi (Univ. California, Irvine)
Yong Yang (Univ. Florida)
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Opportunities of Advanced Reactor Systems to Support Nuclear Fuel Cycle Development Options
3:10–3:50PM CST
Patricia Paviet (PNNL)
Paper
Thermophysical Properties of Actinide-Containing Molten Salts
3:50–4:10PM CST
D. Nathanael Gardner (Univ. California, Berkeley), Maximilien Denis (Univ. California, Berkeley), Randall Chiu (Univ. California, Berkeley), Raluca O. Scarlat (Univ. California, Berkeley)
Thermodynamic Assessment of Fourteen Pseudo-Ternary Reciprocal Salt Systems Relevant to Molten Salt Reactors
4:10–4:30PM CST
Clara Dixon (Univ. South Carolina), Mina Aziziha (Univ. South Carolina), Juliano Schorne-Pinto (Univ. South Carolina), Jorge Paz Soldan Palma (Univ. South Carolina), Theodore Besmann (Univ. South Carolina)
Turing Instability in the Solid State: Void Lattices in Irradiated Metals
4:30–4:50PM CST
M.W. Noble (Oxford Univ.), M.R. Tonks (Univ. Florida), S.P. Fitzgerald (Univ. Leeds)
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