Nuclear chemistry for sustainable fuel cycle


The ATALANTE Conferences provide an international forum for presentations and discussions on advances for future fuel cycles and waste management.

Nuclear energy remains worldwide a sustainable way to answer the international increase in energy needs without increasing the green-house gases emissions. Its societal acceptance is closely associated to our capability to reduce the lifetime of the nuclear waste, to manage them safely and to propose options for a better use of the natural resource. This will be achieved by optimizing the current and future industrial processes through both engineering studies and high-quality basic research. It is therefore of a primary importance to increase our fundamental knowledge in nuclear chemistry in order to build the future of nuclear energy on reliable and scientifically-founded results, and therefore meet the needs of the future fuel cycles in terms of fabrication and performance of fuels, reprocessing and waste management.

Therefore, in the continuity of the three former editions, the fourth ATALANTE Conference will cover all the strategic and scientific fields of the nuclear fuel cycles and waste management scenario. It will specifically focus on all the nuclear chemistry issues by giving the floor to the international nuclear chemistry community through around 150 oral contributions plus a poster session.

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Important dates


March 9thEnd of abstract submission
April 1stNotification to authors
May 15thDraft full paper submission
June 30thEnd of the early booking
July 15thFinal full paper submission

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CONFERENCE INFORMATIONS


The next ATALANTE 2012 Conference will take place in Montpellier, France, 2-7 September 2012, following previous conferences in Avignon (2000), Nimes (2004) and Montpellier (2008). Organised by the French Alternative Energy and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), these conferences provides an international forum for presentations and discussions on advances for future fuel cycles and waste management.

Conference format
The conference will be organised in plenary, technical and poster sessions.
Technical sessions will include invited and contributed talks (18 technical sessions in 3 parallel sessions). Contributed talks will be limited to 20 minutes including discussion.

Call for abstracts
Oral and poster presentations are invited on subjects and issues that cover almost all the fields of the nuclear chemistry related to the nuclear fuel cycles.
  • Actinides and fission products chemistry
  • Fuel cycle head-end chemistry
  • Separation chemistry *
  • Actinides material chemistry
  • Waste conditioning and long-term evolution
  • Geological repository nuclear chemistry
  • Environmental nuclear chemistry
  • Safeguards and analytical developments
* the separation chemistry session will be organised as the Second ACSEPT International Workshop. ACSEPT is a European Collaborative Project funded by the FP7-EURATOM Fission Program.

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Proceedings
150 abstracts will be selected by the Program Committee for full paper submission. These full papers will be published in a Procedia Chemistry dedicated issue (Elsevier) both online and as a book, well referenced in databases. These proceedings will be published by the end of December 2012.

Full papers can only be accepted and published when at least one of the authors is registered to attend the conference.

Conference Committees


Conference Chairman : Bernard Boullis (CEA/DEN)
Director of Nuclear fuel cycle back-end programs, CEA, France
International Steering Committee Program Committee
Chairman : Christophe Behar
Director, CEA Nuclear Energy Division, France

Christian Bonnet (CEA, France)
Alexander Bychkov (IAEA)
Noel Camarcat (EDF, France)
Thierry Dujardin (OECD/AEN)
Thomas Fanghaenel (JRC-ITU)
Bernd Grambow (CNRS, France)
Christian Guérin (Pole Balard, Montpellier, France)
Marta Heitzmann (AREVA/DRI, France)
Paul Howarth (NNL, UK)
Patrick Landais (ANDRA, France)
Shigeo Nomura (JAEA, Japan)
Luc Oursel (AREVA, SFEN, France)
Valery Rashkov (ROSATOM, Russia)
Monica Regalbuto (DOE, USA)
YE Guoyan (CIAE, China)
Chairman : Christophe Poinssot
CEA/DEN/MAR/DRCP, France

Patrick Barbrault (EDF, France)
Bernard Bonin (CEA, France)
Gilles Bordier (CEA, France)
Philippe Brossard (CEA, France)
Christian Ekberg (CHALMERS, Sweden)
Bruno Gillet (CEA, France)
Jean-Paul Glatz (JRC-ITU)
Andreas Geist (KIT-INE, Germany)
Isabelle Hablot (AREVA, France)
Tadashi Inoue (CRIEPI, Japan)
Angelica Khaperskaya (ROSATOM, Russia)
Tomozo Koyama (JAEA, Japan)
Giuseppe Modolo (FZJ, Germany)
Luc Paradis (CEA, France)
Stéphane Sarrade (CEA, France)
Stéphane Schumacher (ANDRA, France)
Robin Taylor (NNL, UK)
Terry Todd (INL, USA)
Jan Uhlir (NRI, Czech Republic)
Dominique Warin (CEA, France)
Thomas Zemb (CEA, France)
Local Organizing Committee
Chairman : Stéphane Bourg
CEA/DEN/MAR/DRCP, France

Mariette Ferrier, (CEA/MAR/UCAP)
Cédric Garnier, (CEA/MAR/UCAP)
Michaël Lecomte (CEA/MAR)
Christophe Poinssot (CEA/DEN/MAR/DRCP)

Draft Program


Sunday
02/09/12
Monday
03/09/12
Tuesday
04/09/12
Wednesday
05/09/12
Thursday
06/09/12
Friday
07/09/12
Morning Opening
plenary
session
Technical sessions
(parallel)
Technical sessions
(parallel)
Technical sessions
(parallel)
Visit of Marcoule Centre
Afternoon Technical sessions
(parallel)
Technical sessions
(parallel)
Technical sessions
(parallel)
Closing
Plenary
session
Check-in
&
Welcome cocktail
Evening Poster session around a buffet Conference Dinner

Important dates


March 9thEnd of abstract submission
April 1stNotification to authors
May 15thDraft full paper submission
June 30thEnd of the early booking
July 15thFinal full paper submission

Abstract submission


The abstract submission is now closed.

Deadline for submission: March 9th 2012.
Notification to authors: April 1st 2012.



Registration


Early registration*: 450€ (prior June 30th)
Normal registration*: 500€ (by August 15th)
Conference dinner for accompanying person: 70€

Register now (if you have already submitted an abstract or pre-registered, log-on below to register)

* Including the attendance to the 4 day conference, all the coffee-breaks and lunches, the poster buffet and the conference dinner. Payment online with credit card only

Full paper submission


If your paper has been selected for full paper submission, please log-on by using the email address you used for abstract submission and the password you received.

Download the full paper template and the authors instructions.

For identification of the full paper, please, replace “authorref” by the reference of your paper that you received in the confirmation e-mail (ATAL2012-Axxx).

Deadline for submission: May 15th 2012.

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Type of proposed contribution

If your contribution is not accepted as an oral, would you agree with a poster contribution ?

If my paper is selected, I agree to write a full paper to be published in Procedia Chemistry (Elsevier)
First draft of the full paper will have to be submitted by May 15th 2012 at the latest.
Final version of the full paper will have to be submitted by July 15th 2012.
Registration to the Conference, including payment, is requested by June 30th 2012.

Conference Venue


The ATALANTE 2012 International Conference will be organised in the prestigious Corum de Montpellier. Located between the Rhône valley and the Pyrenees, at only 10 minutes from the Mediterranean coast, Montpellier is a millennium city in the heart of the southern wine-producing region. It has become a major commercial, cultural and tourist hub, and features an exceptional conference centre, the Corum.

Montpellier's international airport has connections to 60 destinations across France, Europe and world wide. With 11 daily services from Paris aboard France`s famous TGV, the centre of Montpellier is only a 3.15 hour train ride away. By road it is a short drive from key cities such as Marseille, (1.30hrs), Barcelona (2.30hrs) and Geneva (4hrs).




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