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Denver, CO|Sheraton Denver
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My story: Abraham Weitzberg, ANS member since 1962
. . . and today.
Weitzberg then. . .
My first exposure to nuclear engineering was in 1956–57 when I was a fourth-year chemical engineering undergraduate at MIT. The previous summer, I worked at an oil refinery in New Jersey and our class visited a Monsanto sulfuric acid factory in Boston Harbor. I lost my enthusiasm for chemical engineering and decided to take a couple of introductory nuclear engineering courses as a senior. After a summer job at Y-12 in Oak Ridge, I started on a nuclear engineering master’s degree program. (An Atomic Energy Commission fellowship certainly helped my decision.)
The following summer, I performed reactor physics experiments at Brookhaven with Herb Kouts, Joe Hendrie, Rudy Sher, and Henry Windsor. In January 1962, after defending my Ph.D. dissertation on measuring uranium-238 capture in lattices of uranium rods in heavy water, I headed to Los Angeles to work on SNAP reactors for Atomics International. There, I performed critical experiments and managed their aerospace safety program.
2025 International Conference on Accelerator Applications (AccApp'25)
Technical Session
Monday, November 10, 2025|3:15–5:00PM EST|Jefferson East
Session Chair:
Cornelia Hoehr
Alternate Chair:
Christiaan E. Vermeulen
Session Organizer:
Yongqiang Wang
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9 MeV Linear Accelerator for Experimental Evaluation of FLASH Radiation
3:15–3:35PM EST
Sergey V. Kutsaev (RadiaBeam), Ronald Agustsson (RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC), Robert Berry (RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC), Nathan Burger (RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC), Osvaldo Chimalpopoca (RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC), Greg Johns (RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC), Maksim Kravchenko (RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC), Marcos Ruelas (RadiaBeam Technologies, LLC), Joel St-Aubin (University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine), Ryan Flynn (University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine), Tim Waldron (University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine), John M. Buatti (University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine)
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Mo-99 Production via Neutron Capture using a High-Current Accelerator-based Neutron Source
3:35–3:55PM EST
Doruntin Shabani (FH Aachen Univeristy of Applied Sciences), Christoph Langer (FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences), Eric Mauerhofer (Julich Research Center), Norberto Schmidt (Julich Research Center), Thomas Gutberlet (Julich Research Center), Paul Zakalek (Julich Research Center)
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Photonuclear Cross Sections on natOs and the Production of 188Re
3:55–4:15PM EST
Daniel S. Dale (Idaho State University Serials Dept), K. Martinic (Idaho State University), B. Rasmussen (Idaho State University), R. Staub (Idaho State University), D.P. Wells (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), V. Romero (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), R. S. Bentley (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), G. Santistevan (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), M. Baca (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), W. Hughes (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), C. Zeiger (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), J.C. Sandusky (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), J. Nation (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), C. Gustafson (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), R. Zander (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), A. Villa (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), B. Tso (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), D. Hojnowski (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), E. Cardenas (INL), M. Reichenberger (INL), Tony Forest (Idaho State University)
The Production and Physical Separation of 18F via Kinematic Recoil
4:15–4:35PM EST
Mariana Baca (New Mexico Tech), D.P. Wells (New Mexico Tech), R. S. Bentley (New Mexico Tech), G. Santistevan (New Mexico Tech), C. Gustafson (New Mexico Tech), D. Hojnowski (New Mexico Tech), W. Hughes (New Mexico Tech), J. Nation (New Mexico Tech), J. Sandusky (New Mexico Tech), B. Tso (New Mexico Tech), A. Villa (New Mexico Tech), R. Zander (New Mexico Tech), C. Zeiger (New Mexico Tech), V. Romero (New Mexico Tech), D.S. S. Dale (Idaho State University), T. Forest (Idaho State University), K. Martinic (Idaho State University), R. Staub (Idaho State University), B. Rasmussen (Idaho State University), E. Cárdenas (Idaho National Lab), M. Reichenberger (Idaho National Lab)
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