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HERMES-400 Microcalorimetry Measurements of Nuclear Fuel at Idaho National Laboratory

E. Paige Abel (INL), Ammon Williams (INL), Brian Bucher (INL), Edward Seabury (INL), Victoria Davis (Virginia Commonwealth Univ.), Katherine Schreiber (LANL), Mark Croce (LANL), Dan Becker (University of Colorado Boulder), Matthew Carpenter (LANL), Mark Keller (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Joel Ullom (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Dan Swetz (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Daniel McNeel (LANL), Daniel Schmidt (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Johnathon Gard (University of Colorado Boulder), Douglas Bennett (National Institute of Standards and Technology), John Mates (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Jason Nobles (University of Colorado Boulder)

Proceedings | Advances in Nuclear Nonproliferation Technology and Policy Conference (ANTPC 2025) | Washington, DC, November 9-12, 2025 | Pages 42-45