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2024 ETI Workshop — Day 2, February 21, Wednesday

7:30–8:30 (MST): Breakfast

08:30–09:30 (MST): Thrust Area 3: Novel Instrumentation for Nuclear Fuel Cycle Monitoring

Session Chair: Prof. Raymond Cao, The Ohio State University

Alex Bocchieri, Student
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Imaging Scintillation Events via a Lens[Abstract];
Allen Wood, Student
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
High Performance Single Crystal Organic Inorganic Hybrid Perovskite Direct Radiation Detectors[Abstract];
Alexander England, Student
Georgia Institute of Technology
Applications of Polysiloxane Plastic Scintillators in Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Beyond[Abstract];
Daryl Giglio, Student
The Ohio State University
4H-Silicon Carbide as Field Deployable Sensor for Trace Actinide Detection[Abstract];
[Presentation Slides];
[Video Recording]

9:30–09:50 (MST): Break

09:50–10:20 (MST): Thrust Area 1: Computer & Engineering Sciences for Nonproliferation

Session Chair: Prof. Paul Wilson, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Jacob Tellez, Student
Colorado School of Mines
The Influence of Rare Earth Metal Cations on the Coordination, Aggregation, and Transport of Trivalent Uranium in the LiCl-KCl Eutectic[Abstract];
[Presentation Slides];
[Video Recording]
Jordan Stomps, Nonproliferation Data Scientist
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Contrastive Machine Learning and Hyperparameter Optimization for Detecting Nuclear Material Transfers[Abstract];
[Presentation Slides];
[Video Recording]

10:20–11:05 (MST): Thrust Area 3: Novel Instrumentation for Nuclear Fuel Cycle Monitoring

Session Chair: Prof. Raymond Cao, The Ohio State University

Shae Cole, Student
Georgia Institute of Technology
Application of Organic Semiconductor for Direct Ionizing Radiation Detection[Abstract];
[Presentation Slides];
[Video Recording]
Jarod Remy, Student
The Ohio State University
Demonstration and Characterization of High-resolution 4H-SiC Schottky Diode Alpha Particle Detectors at High Temperatures[Abstract];
[Presentation Slides];
[Video Recording]
Yuguo Tao, Senior Research Engineer
Georgia Institute of Technology
Innovative Carbon Nanotube-based Field Emission Electronics for X-ray Generation & Imaging[Abstract];
[Presentation Slides];
[Video Recording]

11:05–11:30 (MST): Break

11:30–11:45 (MST): ETI Academic Program and Summer School Discussion [Video Recording]

Pavel Tsvetkov, Professor, Texas A&M University

11:45–12:00 (MST): Oral & Poster Presenter Students Awards, and Closing Remarks [Video Recording]

Anna Erickson, ETI Consortium Director, Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology

12:00–13:00 (MST): Lunch, and Poster Removal

13:00–15:30 (MST): Lab Tours

Electroweak Interactions Group Lab tour — tour a lab whose research primarily focuses on performing precision measurements of nuclear decay to probe the fundamental interactions of nature. (30 min)
Radiochemistry Lab tour — tour a lab whose efforts span from assessing the fundamental chemistry of the heaviest available elements to responsible stewardship of nuclear materials in the fuel cycle. (30 min)
United States Geological Survey TRIGA Reactor tour — tour a 1 MW TRIGA reactor whose mission is to support USGS science by providing information on geologic, plant, and animal specimens to advance methods and techniques unique to nuclear reactors. (90 min, including travel time)

15:30 (MST): Adjourn

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