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3rd ENEn phd event 2009 in Budapest, 5 june 2009

In the framework of the International Youth Conference on Energetics 2009 in Budapest, Hungary, 4-6 June 2009 the European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN) Association is organizing the 3^rd ENEN PhD Event 2009.

The objectives of the ENEN PhD Event are:

• to provide a forum for PhD students to present their research work to their fellows and colleagues in a friendly but competitive spirit
• to promote the research work of PhD students in the nuclear filed
• to set up a bridge between PhD students and professionals in the nuclear field

Date:    Friday 5^th June 2009 at 9-17h (provisionally)

Venue:  Budapest University of Technology and Economics

The Event will consist of 12 PhD presentations nominated by ENEN Members and selected by the ENEN PhD Event Jury. The Event will be divided into 3 or 4 sessions according to the subject. The participants will make a presentation for their research work for 15-20 minutes followed by 5-10 minutes questions and discussion.

All presentations will be judged by the Jury members on the submitted paper as well as on the quality of their presentation and on the clarity in the discussion while answering the questions and discussions. Three best presentations will be given the ENEN prize. A ceremony will be held at the end of the Event.

   > 1st Announcement    new

   > Annex I Application form            by 10 March 2009  

ENEN alumni

The ENEN Alumni is currently under preparation. For more information, please contact sec.enen@cea.fr

The number of participants:

past ENEN PhD Event

2nd ENEN PhD Event -  International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC) in Interlaken, Switzerland, 23 September 2008

   The 2nd Event 2008 was supported by the European Commission Joint Research Centre.

    > Summary Report    new

    > International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC) 2008

    > Program of the Event  

    > All papers, abstracts and presentations (ENEN member only) 

1st ENEN PhD Event - European PhD Symposium in Budapest, Hungary, 1 June 2007

     > Summary report  

     > Announcement 

     > International Youth Conference on Energetics - IYCE 2007 (31 May-2 June 2007, Budapest)

           Leaflet 

           Website

Past into - List of PhD Subjects

Opportunities for grantholders (doctral and post-doctral studies) at European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Protection and Security of the Citizen, Ispra, Italy     by16 April 2008    

     > List of subjects for PhD students

Research topics offered by SCK-CEN, Belgium      by14 April 2008   

1.1  Chemical and mechanical integrety of T91 as a candidate material for fuel claddings

1.2  Development of interatomic potentials for ternary alloys

1.3 Oxide layer modelling for materials used in nuclear power plants and waste disposal systems

1.4  Crack arrest fracture toughness determination using charpy size specimen 

1.5  Development, assessment and modelling of test techniques on miniature specimens to evaluate mechanical properties of structural materials

1.6  Development of particle surface treatment to improve U(Mo)-Al compatibility 

1.7  The whole core HEU to LEU fuel conversion of the reactor BR2

2. Within the Institute for Advanced Nuclear Systems

2.1  Determination of the hydrogen content in materials by prompt gamma-ray neutron activation analysis

2.2  Study of the effects of radiations on the optical properties of silica glass using ab-initio calculation principles

2.3  Validation of the methodology for on-line subcriticality monitoring in ADS through the GUINEVERE project

2.4  Development of ultrasonic sensors for visualization under liquid metal

3. Within the Institute for Environment, Health and Safety

3.1  Risk communication in nuclear emergency management

3.2  Motivations, decision-making process and non-technical indicators of nuclear proliferation

3.3  Effect of low dose radiation on neural plasticity and connectivity

3.4  The bacterial mobilome of confined environments

3.5  The response of the bacterium Arthrospira sp. to spaceflight conditions

3.6  Study of the genetic and physiological response of the bacterium Cupriavidus metallidurans to oxidative agents

3.7  Microbial community analysis of deep clay formations and reconstruction of metabolic potential and physiological properties under extreme conditions

3.8  Criteria for 'good governance' in the context of managing long-lived intermediate and low-level (cat. B) and high-level (cat. C): a country comparison

3.9  Physiological and generic response of Arabidopsis thaliana to multiple stressors