16–21 Sept 2012
Como, Italy
Europe/Rome timezone

INVITED LECTURE - Nuclear energy chemistry and recent progresses in nuclear fuel reprocessing in China

18 Sept 2012, 15:30
20m
Como, Italy

Como, Italy

Grand Hotel di Como Via per Cernobbio 41A 22100 Como, Italy
Invited Lecture Nuclear fuel cycles, present Gen III+ NPPs, Gen IV and Th based reactors Session 5 - Nuclear fuel cycles, Research Reactors and present NPP (including Gen IV and Th reactors)

Speaker

Dr Wei-Qun Shi (Institute of High Energy Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)

Description

Nuclear energy chemistry is one of the frontier areas of chemistry with high impact on national security, energy supply, scientific advances, social and economic development. Nuclear energy chemistry in China is now experiencing a renaissance, which is being strongly motivated by China’s huge demand for nuclear energy. In this presentation, the progress in nuclear energy chemistry of China is selectively addressed. Some hot topics have been summarized and the main research results achieved by Chinese scientists in this field are highlighted, with emphasis on the chemistry of nuclear fuel cycle, such as front-end chemistry, materials chemistry and nuclear fuel fabrication, actinide chemistry and nuclear fuel reprocessing as well as nuclear waste disposal. Some measures about how to promote the radiochemical education and research in China are suggested, and future perspectives are briefly outlined as well.

Primary author

Dr Wei-Qun Shi (Institute of High Energy Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)

Co-author

Prof. Zhi-Fang Chai (Institute of High Energy Physics)

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