Sponsored
by ANS, AESJ, ENS, KNS, SFEN, and SNE
In
collaboration with IAEA, OECD NEA, BNES, BNS, CNS, CNS, FNS, KTG,
NSR, SNS and SNS
ICAPP
2009 will be held in Tokyo on May 10-14, 2009
Plenary
Presentation slides
The
City of Anaheim is one of the nation's premier municipalities and
California's 10th most populous city. Centrally located in Orange County in
Southern California between Los Angeles and San Diego, Anaheim is best known
for its professional sports and the Anaheim Resort district. The Anaheim
Resort district offers an abundance of hotels, dining, shopping and theme
park fun, all linked by a modern visitor transportation system. Hundreds of
picturesque palm trees line the boulevards of the resort area, which
encompasses: Anaheim Convention Center, Disneyland®, Disney’s California
Adventure™ and Downtown Disney District.
Within
easy reach of four major airports, Orange County boasts 42 miles of
breathtaking coastline, 34 unique cities, views of the nearby mountains to
the east, and ideal year-round weather filled with sunny days and an average
temperature of 70 degrees.
Following
the highly successful ICAPP
’07 meeting held in Nice France, the 2008 International Congress on
Advances in Nuclear Power Plants will bring together international experts of
the nuclear industry involved in the operation, development, building,
regulation and research related to Nuclear Power Plants.
The
program will cover the full spectrum of Nuclear Power Plant issues from
design, deployment and construction of plants to research and development of
future designs and advanced systems. The program is expected to cover lessons
learned from power, research and demonstration reactors from over 50 years of
experience with operation and maintenance, structures, materials, technical
specifications, human factors, system design and reliability.
This
congress will have full-length technical papers, which will be peer reviewed
and published on a CDROM, available at the meeting. Papers of archival quality
will be recommended for publication in special issues of the Nuclear Science
& Engineering and Nuclear Technology Journals.
All
authors will be expected to present their papers in English at the congress.
About
20 minutes will be allotted for each
paper. At least one author is required to register for the congress and present
their paper.
Invited
Plenary and Panel Sessions
There
will be 6 special invited plenary and panel sessions covering topics of
general and current interest with invited international speakers.
| International
Travelers Requiring a Visa |
Note:
To international travelers who are participating in the congress and who will need an invitation letter to obtain a
visa for travel to the USA, please request your letters as soon as possible.
Send requests to:
icapp@ans.org
For
more information
|
ICAPP
'02
June 9-13, 2002
Hollywood FL, USA
The Diplomat Hotel |
ICAPP'
03
May 4-7, 2003
Córdoba, SPAIN
Congress Palais |
ICAPP
'04
June 13-17,
2004
Pittsburgh, PA USA
Omni William Penn Hotel |
ICAPP
Proceedings
available at the
ANS Store |
|
ICAPP
'05
May 15-19, 2005
Seoul, Korea Grand
Intercontinental Proceedings:
contact Ms. Soyeon Kim at the KNS Office, kns@kaeri.re.kr |
ICAPP '06
June 4-8, 2006, Reno, NV, Reno Hilton |
ICAPP '07
May 13-18, 2007, Nice Acropolis, France
Proceedings:
contact Sylvie Delaplace at SFEN, icapp2007@sfen.fr,
33 (0)1.53.58.32.16 |
|
CONTACT
INFORMATION
2008 International Congress on the Advances in Nuclear Power Plants
(ICAPP '08)
Attn:
Lynne Schreiber, PO Box 116502, Gainesville, FL 32611-6502 USA
Tel:
1-352-392-9722, Fax: 1-352-392-8656, E-mail: icapp@ans.org,
Web: www.ans.org/goto/icapp08
(For
Deliveries: DHL, FedEx)
2800 SW Archer Rd. Bldg. 554, Gainesville, FL 32608 USA
