S T R E N G T H E N I N G O U R N U C L E A R F U T U R E | S O L V I N G C H A L L E N G E S | C R E A T I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S 9 TRACK 5 - PACKAGING AND TRANSPORTATION (P&T) R5.01 Challenges and Lessons learned in Radwaste Packaging, Transportation, Compliance and Receipt R5.02 Challenges and Opportunities in Establishing a System for Transportation of SNF/UNF R5.03 Fuel Shipping / Packaging and Transportation of Radioactive Materials Around the World R5.04 Transport of Microreactors R5.05 Transportation of Radioactive Materials and the Use of Artificial Intelligence TRACK 6 - DECONTAMINATION & DECOMMISSIONING (D&D) R6.01 The Latest Information on Japan's Fukushima Daiichi Decommissioning Update (2 Panels) R6.02 Robots/Remote Technology/IT, AI and DX and Waste Treatment Technology in Japan's Fukushima Daiichi Decommissioning Work R6.03 South Korean Progress on Nuclear Reactor D&D and LLW Disposal (2 Panels) R6.04 Opportunities for Safe, Cost-effective, Accelerated and Sustainable Liability Reduction Using In-Situ Decommissioning/Disposal (ISD) TRACK 7 - ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION (ER) R7.02 Radiological Modeling for Input for Cleanup of Sites R7.04 Performance of Cell Caps & Covers for Long-Term Stewardship of Residual Radioactive Materials R7.05 Emerging Contaminants and Technologies R7.06 US DOE NNLEMS R&D Roadmap for Accelerating EM Soil and Groundwater Cleanup Mission R7.12 Organizational Challenges Associated with the Implementation and Management of Artificial Intelligence Tools R7.13 Siting in the New Nuclear Age: Regulatory Pathways, Early Site Permitting, and Environmental Assessments R7.14 Challenge Associated with Long-Term Performance Monitoring R7.15 Hanford Remedial Process Optimization (RPO)* TRACK 8 - COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT (CWM) R8.01 Best Practices in Risk Communications R8.02 Stakeholder Involvement in Transportation of Nuclear Waste R8.03 A Human Resource Perspective on Challenges & Opportunity in Workforce Management R8.04 Indigenous Perspectives on Risk Assessment R8.05 Successes and Challenges with Preserving the Atomic Legacy R8.06 ECA/EFCOG DOE EM Workforce Initiative - Creating Solutions R8.07 Revolutionizing Workforce Development in the Nuclear Industry R8.08 Role of Community Groups and Advisory Committees in Nuclear Waste Clean-up TRACK 9 - SPECIAL TOPICS AND MULTI-TRACK CROSS CUTTING TECHNOLOGY TOPICS (ST) R9.01 Operational Excellence in Safety: Back to the Basics R9.02 Perspectives (US and Non-US) on the Use of Risk and Dose Assessment Tools R9.03 Interagency Community of Practice in Risk and Performance Assessment R9.04 Nuclear and Industrial Robotics, Remote Systems and Emerging Technologies R9.06 Digital Engineering - Transforming the Way We Design, Deliver, and Manage Projects R9.07 Advancement of HEPA Filters at US DOE Sites R9.08 Systems Thinking for Decision Analysis in D&D And Legacy Site Cleanup R9.10 Distributed Ledger Technology Improving Efficiencies R9.12 DOE EM Testbeds: A Path to Deployment for Safe and Effective Cleanup R9.13 Operational Excellence -- Creating and Maintaining a Psychologically Safe Work Environment R9.15 The Role of National Laboratories in Delivering Value Through National Missions R9.16 Updates on DOE NNLEMS in Support of EM and LM Missions R9.19 DOE EM Nuclear Safety Oversight Panel R9.21 Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Advance DOE-EM's Mission R9.22 Reorienting from a Waste-Only to an Extended Reuse Cycle: Recent Examples of US DOE Beneficial Reuse of Excess Nuclear Materials R9.23 Integrating the Nuclear Lifecycle in Real Time: Understanding the Underpinnings of Nuclear Materials via DOE Order 410.2 TRACK 10 - LEVERAGING EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE FUTURE (STEM) R10.01 Global Education Initiatives that Foster the Future Nuclear Industry Workforce R10.02 DOE National Laboratories and Academia Successful Partnerships in the Development & Training of a STEM Workforce R10.04 Graduating Students and New Engineers- Wants and Needs - Are Companies Even Listening? R10.05 Young Professionals in Nuclear Science and Engineering an International Perspective R10.06 Former Scholarship Winners Now Leading Our Industry TRACK 11 - ADVANCED NUCLEAR REACTORS AND FUSION FOR ELECTRICAL POWER AND OTHER APPLICATIONS (ANR) R11.01 Advancements in Advanced Reactor Concepts - A Vendor's Perspective R11.02 Advanced Nuclear Reactors for Electrical Power and Other Applications Around the World R11.03 The Fusion Breakthrough R11.04 Commercial Advancements in Fusion Energy R11.05 Industry Progress on the US DOE Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program (Tiers 1, 2, 3) R11.06 Demonstrating Advanced Reactors at the DOE Idaho National Laboratory Site R11.07 Future Demands on Electricity Generation and Capacity R11.08 NEA's Special Session: Future Waste Management Strategies - Preparing for Waste from SMRs and Advanced Reactors
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