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NTERNATIONAL YOUTH NUCLEAR CONGRESS 2000 April 9-14, 2000 Bratislava, Slovakia IN ! NTERNATIONAL YOUTH NUCLEAR CONGRESS 2000 April 9-14, 2000 Bratislava, Slovakia IMMflCTIOM 32/ 14 Youth •••• Future Nuclear PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ALL OF THE MISSING PAGES IN THIS DOCUMENT WERE ORIGINALLY BLANK International Youth Nuclear Congress 2000: Youth, Future, Nuclear 2000 CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE JÓVENES NUCLEARES 2000: JUVENTUD, FUTURO, NUCLEAR Международный Молодежный Ядерный Конгресс 2000: Молодежь, Будущее, Ядерные технологии sa ёш^§Ш: as, DI EH, Le Congrès Nucléaire International 2000 * de la Jeunesse: Les Jeunes, Avenir du Nucléaire Internationaler Kongress junger Kerntechniker 2000: "Young Generation" für die Zukunft der Kernenergie AMANSAN MMABUN WIEMU NHY1AMU 2000 (MFIE MPEMIENU), !' : *'4" .JMMABUN, WIEMU, DAAKYE 2000: 'Yourte 2 0 0 0 *тят*мщ&щ^Мщ Mednarodni jedrski kongres mladih 2000: mladost in jedrsWpnftoSñosíínost H~'jf ?^ De international Youth in Nuclear Congress 2000 Medunarodno savjetovanje mladih nuklearaca 2000: Mladost, Buducnost, Nuklearna Energetika rial ijficidoms iínr¡ietekívoioai Konqres 2(100: 'Unguom, Fremtid, Kernteknologs TARPTAUTINIS JAUNIMO BRANDUOLINIS KONGRESAS 2000: JAUNIMAS, ATEITIS, ATOMAS 2ÜÜU Y111 ülubkirorcisi Goiif:iik Nukloer Kongresi Welcome Welcome to Bratislava, Slovakia for the first International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC 2000), organised by a new generation of professionals in the nuclear field from different countries to: • develop new approaches to communicate benefits of nuclear power, as part of a balanced energy mix; • promote further use of nuclear science and technology for the welfare of mankind; • transfer knowledge from the current generation of leading scientists to the next generation; • encourage the creation of a global network among young professionals. The primary purpose of the Congress is to transfer knowledge from the current generation of leading scientists and engineers to the next generation. Scientific, political, public and corporate views regarding the development of different nuclear issues will be presented to provide comprehensive discussions on all sides of the subject. Since it is the youth who will go on to deal with all nuclear prospects and challenges in the future, we expect open and candid commentary from this younger generation. For the latest Congress info and contact information please visit our Web site: http://www-nuen.tamu.edu/iync_2000 IYNC 2000 Sponsors and Supporting Organizations* Gold Sponsors American Nuclear Society COGEMA COGEMA European Nuclear Society Excel Services Corporation International Atomic Energy Agency Korean Nuclear Society Ministry of Atomic Energy of Russia Nuclear Society of Russia Silver Sponsors. Al It It J"tlPIP ABB Atom Bronze Sponsors Xrcaiia CcmuCting, Inc. Arcadia Consulting BNFL BNFL Mayor of Bratislava NBVAM Kwmnc Nevada Scientific Group SIEMENS Siemens SLOVENSKE Slovak Electric, Pic. # ELEKTRARNE Spanish Nuclear Society * Alphabetical order in all categories Contributors Brewer & Associates The John W. Simpson Group Vedecko-technicka spolocnost pri VUJE U.S. Department of Energy Supporting organisations ETCetera FORATOM French Nuclear Society International Nuclear Societies Council Nuclear Regulatory Authority of Slovakia Slovak Nuclear Society Uranium Institute Women in Nuclear Executive Committee Supporting Decom Slovakia Ltd. Organisations Institute of Nuclear Power Engineering Inst. of Physics and Power Engineering Kurchatov Institute Mochovce NPP VUJE Trnava Inc. Utility.com IYNC 2000 International Advisory Committee Alexandre Brioussov, IAEA, Austria Pierre-Louis Chometon, COGEMA, France Gerald E. CJa|p|jyr,aniunri Institute, Great Britain Andrej Gagary^i^^^ar Soeiejy<of Russia, Russia Johri^raharn^Ps, ETCetera, USA Kont%U HaderreCEflS, Switzerland bon Yur ia Sergey Koltyshev, itre, Kazakhstan Yuri Serguei Ku ssia German Guido ntina Peter Lyons, assistant nici, USA Valery Mezguev, JSC Machi? Russia Victor Mourogov, IAEA, Austria Marc Nikolaev, IPPE, Russia Jacques Panossian, SFEN, France Goon-Cherl Park, Seoul National University, Korea N.N.Ponomarev-Stepnoi, Kurchatov Institute, Russia Agneta Rising, ENS and WIN, Sweden Anrej Stritar, Nuclear Society of Slovenia, Slovenia Jiri Suchomel, Slovak Nuclear Society, Slovakia Anatoly Zrodnikov, IPPE, Russia IYNC 2000 International Youth Executive Committee General Chair Alexandre Tsiboulia, IPPE, Russia Technical Program Chair Organizing Chair Florence Avezou Stanislav Rapavy COGEMA, France VUJE Trnava, Slovakia Public Relations Chair Finance Chair Emmy Roos Vladimir Mighal Rocky Mountain Remediation Services, USA VUJE TrnaVa, Slovakiai-: .,-[, Publications & Web Chair Reservations Chair Shannon Bragg-Sitton Marian Knstof University of Michigan, USA Nuclear Regulatory Authority §lovakia International Chair Technical Tours & Special Events Chair Serguei Klykov Robert Holy ' s INPE, Russia Mochovce NPR Slovakia Corporate Relations Chair Registration Chair August Pipkin-Fern Kristina Kristofova Utility.com, USA Decom, Slovakia Web-Master Sergei Tsyganov, Kurchatov Institute, Russia Technical Program Sub-Committee Chair Florence Avezou, COGEMA, France Ignacio Sebastian Luppi Berlanga Gaston Meskens Yevgeniy Rozhikhin CNEA, Argentina SCK/CEN, Belgium IPPE, Russia Marko Cepin Stanislav Rapavy Donna Smith Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia VUJE Trnava, Slovakia MM., USA Anthony Hechanova Bradley Rearden Alexandre Tsiboulia Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA ORNL, USA IPPE, Russia International Sub-Committee . Chair Serguei Klykov, INPE, Russia Agrentlna Cuba Korea Slovakia Ignacio Sebastian Luppi Berlanga Saul Hernandez Valle Poong Hyun Seong Stanislav Rapavy Armenia France Lithuania Slovenia Stephan Gevorgyan Florence Avezou Audrius Jasiulevicius Marko Cepin Australia Ghana Macedonia South Africa Tina Eddowes Osei Franklin Amoako Andrija Volkanovski Ezekiel Mohajane Obeng Samuel Mireku Belarus Mexico Sweden Vladimir Drozdovitch Germany Rogelio Rea Soto Roger Carlsson Antoine Van de Velde Bulgaria Nigeria Switzerland Dimitar Antonov Hungary Olusola Sokefun Urs Meyer Teodor Nochev Kristof Horvath Norway Spain Chile India Ijqp Moflfl Luis Garcia Monica Chandia R.K.Sinha Lluu IVIwOF 1 Romania Ukraine China Japan Duan Liuyi Mihnea Anghelescu Olga Radovskaya Ryota Omori Jan-Ru Tang USA Russia Croatia Kazakhstan Shannon Bragg-Sitton Roman Tertytchnyi Ines Ana Jurkovic Zhanac Sabyrzhanova Emmy Roos About Bratislava Bratislava is a city with a rich history dating back to the Early Stone Age when first settlements were established in the area. Since this period the Bratislava region has been continuously settled. The Romans played an important role in the history of the city in the first half of the last millennium, when the Danube River became the frontier of the Roman Empire. By the end of the migration of nations, in the 5th century, the Slavs had arrived in the Bratislava region and in the beginning of the 9th century, definite boundaries between the Slav and German worlds were defined. The development of crafts, increasing social stratification, the establishment of tribal principalities and their mutual struggles led to the establishment of th first independent state, Great Moravia, in the first third of the 9th century. From 1536 to 1783 Bratislava was th capital of Hungary, the seat of the parliament and central bodies and the coronation town of Hungarian kings In 1993 Bratislava became the capital of the independent Slovak Republic. The nearest international airport (45 km from Bratislava) is Vienna International Airport but the local Bratislav airport offers regular flights from Prague, Moscow and Munich. Bratislava can be reached from Vienn International Airport in approx. 90 minutes by shuttle-service. Participants Participants in IYNC 2000 include both the new generation of nuclear scientists and engineers, and establishe professionals in the various fields of nuclear science and technology. It is anticipated that all participants w share a desire to think "outside the box" to consider innovative approaches to the issues facing the nudes industry now and in the future. Active participation in IYNC 2000 is being solicited from students, young professionals and establishe professionals in the various fields of nuclear science and technology, and all those with an interesting view o the future of nuclear. Conference Locatiol IYNC 2000 is hWcHn Bratislava in tri Facility of Ministry Of Foreign Affairs the Slovak Republic (SUZA), Drotarska cesta 46, 81104 Bratislava, phone: +421 7 5935 4114. We would like to extend to you an invitation to participate in a unique, first-of-its-kind event organized by an international group of young people. The International Youth Nuclear Congress 2000 (IYNC 2000) will bring together a new generation of nuclear scientists and engineers to discuss current and future issues in the nuclear field. In parallel to the estab- lishment of this international network, a common message on nuclear issues - distilled out of these days of unique interaction - will be sent to the outside world. Participants in IYNC 2000 will include both the new generation of nuclear scientists and engineers and established professionals in the various fields of nuclear science and technol- ogy. It is anticipated that all participants will share a desire to think «outside the box» to consider innovative approaches to the issues facing the nuclear industry now and in the future. Active participation in IYNC 2000 is being solicited from students, young professionals, and all those with an interesting view on the future of nuclear science and technology.
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