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Technology of Fusion Energy (TOFE) 2024

Technology of Fusion Energy (TOFE) 2024
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Program

Program
  • Plenaries
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  • Fusion Technology Tour
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison Tour
  • Open MC Workshop
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Schedule Timeline

Schedule is subject to change

Sunday — July 21, 2024
8:00AM CDT
    Events
  • Open MC Workshop (University Room AB - Cost $99) — Tours & Events
1:00PM CDT
    Events
  • University of Wisconsin-Madison Tour-SOLD OUT (Meet in Hotel Lobby at 12:45pm) — Tours & Events
3:00PM CDT
    Events
  • Registration/Help Desk open from 3:00 pm-7:00 pm (Foyer) — Registration/Help Desk Hours
6:00PM CDT
    Events
  • Opening Reception (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Tours & Events
Monday — July 22, 2024
7:00AM CDT
    Events
  • Continental Breakfast (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Breaks and Meals
  • Registration/Help Desk open from 7:00 am-4:00 pm (Foyer) — Registration/Help Desk Hours
  • Exhibit (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Tours & Events
8:00AM CDT
    Sessions
  • Opening Plenary: US Public Programs – Vision and Status (Madison Ballroom)
9:30AM CDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Breaks and Meals
10:00AM CDT
    Sessions
  • Advances in Multi-Physics Modeling and Simulation (Madison Ballroom)
  • Fusion Research Facilities: Materials (Senate A/B)
  • Deployment and Operations of Fusion Energy Systems (Assembly)
  • Divertors and Edge Physics (University Room AB)
11:50AM CDT
    Events
  • Publications Lunch N Learn- SOLD OUT (University Room AB) — Tours & Events
1:00PM CDT
    Sessions
  • Fusion Nuclear Science Facilities (Madison Ballroom)
  • Fusion Research Facilities: Enabling Technologies (Senate A/B)
  • Tritium Fuel Cycle (Assembly)
2:50PM CDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Breaks and Meals
3:15PM CDT
    Sessions
  • Nuclear Analysis of Blanket Components (Madison Ballroom)
  • Alternate Concepts (Senate A/B)
  • Irradiation Effects and Material Development (Assembly)
  • Startup and Heating (University Room AB)
5:00PM CDT
    Sessions
  • Posters (Wisconsin Ballroom)
Tuesday — July 23, 2024
7:00AM CDT
    Events
  • Continental Breakfast (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Breaks and Meals
  • Exhibit (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Tours & Events
  • Registration/Help Desk open from 7:00 am-4:00 pm (Foyer) — Registration/Help Desk Hours
8:00AM CDT
    Sessions
  • Tuesday Plenary: International Fusion Program – Recent Developments (Madison Ballroom)
9:30AM CDT
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  • Coffee Break (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Breaks and Meals
10:00AM CDT
    Sessions
  • Neutronics Analysis Tools and Data (Madison Ballroom)
  • Fusion Research Facilities: Demonstration to Commercialization (Senate A/B)
  • Irradiation Facilities and Testing (Assembly)
11:50AM CDT
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  • Women In Fusion Lunch- SOLD OUT (University Room CD) — Tours & Events
1:00PM CDT
    Sessions
  • Modeling Approaches for Fusion Nuclear Analysis (Madison Ballroom)
  • Inertial Fusion Energy Technology (Senate A/B)
  • High Heat Flux Components (Assembly)
2:50PM CDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Wisconsin Ballroom) — Breaks and Meals
3:15PM CDT
    Sessions
  • Tritium Test Facilities (Senate A/B)
  • Material Compatibility and Surface Modification (Assembly)
5:00PM CDT
    Events
  • ANS Fusion Energy Division Executive Committee Meeting: Focus on Student Engagement (Senate AB) — Tours & Events
6:00PM CDT
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  • Banquet (Madison/Wisconsin Ballroom) — Tours & Events
Wednesday — July 24, 2024
7:00AM CDT
    Events
  • Continental Breakfast (Madison Foyer) — Breaks and Meals
  • Registration/Help Desk open from 7:00 am-4:00 pm (Foyer) — Registration/Help Desk Hours
8:00AM CDT
    Sessions
  • MHD in Nuclear Technology (Madison Ballroom)
  • Enabling Technologies (Senate A/B)
  • Diagnostics (Assembly)
9:30AM CDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Madison Foyer) — Breaks and Meals
10:15AM CDT
    Sessions
  • Uncertainty and Optimization Methods (Madison Ballroom)
  • Tritium Extraction (Senate A/B)
  • Materials in High Heat Flux Environments (Assembly)
1:15PM CDT
    Sessions
  • Thermal-Hydraulics Analysis of Blanket and First Wall Systems (Madison Ballroom)
  • Fueling (Senate A/B)
  • Magnetic Fusion Technology (Assembly)
3:05PM CDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Madison Foyer) — Breaks and Meals
3:30PM CDT
    Sessions
  • Closing Plenary: Private Fusion Companies – Founders’ Perspectives (Madison Ballroom)
Thursday — July 25, 2024
8:00AM CDT
    Events
  • Fusion Technology Tour - SOLD OUT (Meet in Hotel Lobby at 7:45am) — Tours & Events
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