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Program

The picture which represents the black-to-white color transition denotes ʠsolving ariddleʡ in actinide science. The point illumination implies Cherenkov radiation, of whichDate Masamune, the legendary warrior and leader in Sendai, is heading for the center.

Contents

Program 4Mon., July 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Tue., July 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Wed., July 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Thr. July 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Fri. July 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Poster MoPS (Monday 12:50) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Poster WePS (Wednesday 12:50) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Author Index 28

Program

Mon., July 10

8:00 Registration

8:30 Opening

Plenary 1, Chair: T. Ogawa

9:00 MoA-1(Plenary)Hajimu Yamana Nuclear Damage Compensation and Decommissioning FacilitationCorporationActinide research for the legacy of damaged nuclear facilities

9:45 Break

Physics 1, Chair: R. Caciuffo

10:05 MoA-2(Invited)Johann Bouchet CEA/DAM/DIFVibrational properties of uranium and plutonium

10:35 MoA-3Alexander V. Andreev Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences, Na Slovance 2,18221 Prague, Czech RepublicMagnetic properties of UCo1−xOsxAl solid solutions: transition from itinerant meta-magnetism to ferromagnetism

10:50 MoA-4Ladislav Havela Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, PragueInfluence of hydrogen on electronic properties of U

11:05 MoA-5Ai Nakamura Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku UniversitySingle Crystal Growth and de Haas-van Alphen Effect of ThCu2Si2

11:20 MoA-6Fuminori HONDA Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku UniversitySingle crystal growth and physical properties of AnTSi3 compounds (An = actinide,T = transition metal)

11:35 MoA-7Yudai Shigekawa Osaka UniversityMeasurement of half-life and IC-electron-spectrum variation of 235mU for variouschemical environments

12:05 Lunch

12:50 Poster MoPS

Environment 1, Chair: A. Kitamura

14:50 MoA-8Atsushi Ikeda-Ohno Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Institute of ResourceEcologyFate of Plutonium Released from a Former Nuclear Weapons Test in Australia

15:05 MoA-9William R Bower The University of ManchesterAlteration of uranic particles in flow-through sediment systems

15:20 MoA-10Kristijonas Plausinaitis Imperial College LondonReversible Pb Adsorption in Geological Waste Repository Conditions

15:35 MoA-11Norikazu Kinoshita Institute of Technology, Shimizu CorporationSearch for Pu-244 in manganese crusts

15:50 Break

Chemistry 1, Chair: S. Suzuki

16:15 MoA-12Attila Kovacs European Comission, Joint Research Centre, Karlsruhe, GermanyMolecular and electronic structure of actinyl nitrates

16:30 MoA-13Lei Mei Institute of High Energy Physics, CASEffects of Cucurbituril-based Inclusion on Coordination Assembly Behaviors of Dicar-boxylates with Uranyl

16:45 MoA-14Elodie DALODIERE Institut de Chimie Separative de Marcoule, UMR 5257, CEA-CNRS-UM-ENSCM, Site de Marcoule, BP17171, 30207 Bagnols sur Ceze, FranceFacile Sonochemical Preparation of Pu(V) in Aqueous Solutions and Its Characteri-zation by XAS and NMR

17:00 MoA-15Kenji Takeshita Advanced Nuclear Fuel Cycle Unit, Institute of Innovative Re-search, Tokyo institute of Technology, JapanExtraction Chromatographic Separation of Am(III) and Eu(III) by Porous Silica coat-ing TPPEN-NIPA Gel

17:15 MoA-16Yuji Sasaki Japan Atomic Energy AgencyMutual separation of trivalent lanthanide and actinides by hydrophilic and lipophilicmultidentate diamides

Conference Room

9:45 Break

Fuels 1, Chair: Y. Pipon

10:05 MoB-1(Invited)Masahide Takano Japan Atomic Energy AgencyPhases and morphology in U-Zr-Gd-Fe-Ca-O systems as main component of oxidecorium

10:35 MoB-2(Invited)Romain Vauchy CEA, DEN, MAR, DMRC, SFMA, LCC, Centre de Marcoule,F-30207 Bagnols-sur-CezeHigh temperature X-ray powder diffraction study of lattice thermal expansion ofPu1−zAmzO2 mixed oxides

11:05 MoB-3Ki-Hwan Kim Korea Atomic Energy Research InstituteInteraction Studies between U-Zr Alloy System and Ceramic Plasma-spray

11:20 MoB-4Marjorie Bertolus CEA, DENAtomic scale investigation of Krypton diffusion in uranium dioxide

11:35 MoB-5Eleanor Lawrence Bright University of Bristol, UKUranium Nitride Thin Films for Accident Tolerant Fuels Research

11:50 MoB-6Hirokazu Hayashi Nuclear Science and Engineering Center, Japan Atomic EnergyAgencyDissolution and chemical analysis of ZrN-based nitrides

12:05 Lunch

12:50 Poster MoPS

Decommissioning, Chair: T. Kimura

14:50 MoB-7Richard Wilbraham Engineering Department, Lancaster UniversityRaman and Electrochemical Studies of Advanced Gas Reactor Simulated Spent NuclearFuels under Geological Disposal Conditions

15:05 MoB-8Michael Uwe Ochs Arcadis SwitzerlandRetention of Uranium in Cement Systems: Effects of Cement Degradation and Com-plexing Ligands

15:20 MoB-9Takamitsu Ishidera Japan Atomic Energy AgencySorption Behavior of U, Np and Am on Zeolite

15:35 MoB-10Toru Kitagaki IRID / JAEA (CLADS)Characterization of the VULCANO test products for fuel debris removal from theFukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant

15:50 Break

Nuclear Forensics, Chair: Kimura, Halevy

16:15 MoB-11Itzhak Halevy Department of Physics, IAEC-NRCN, Beer-Sheva, IsraelImage Processing And Particle Analysis Of Fission-Truck-Analysis In Nuclear Foren-sic

16:30 MoB-12Chu-Ting Yang Institute of Nuclear Physics and Chemistry, China Academy ofEngineering PhysicsSeparation and Analysis of Uranium in the SRM IAEA-384 and 385

16:45 MoB-13Anya C Keatley University of Bristol / AWEAn investigation into the heterogeneity of vein type uranium ore deposits: Implicationsfor nuclear forensic analysis

17:00 MoB-14Alonso Castro Los Alamos National Laboratory, USARapid Determination of Uranium Isotope Ratios by Laser Absorption Spectroscopy

17:15 MoB-15Yoshiki Kimura Japan Atomic Energy AgencyMaterial Discrimination Analysis by Particle Shape of Nuclear Materials for NuclearForensics Application

Tue., July 11

8:00 Registration

Plenary 2, Chair: Kenji Takeshita

8:30 TuA-1(Plenary)Karsten Meyer Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-NurnbergElectrocatalytic Production of H2 from Water with f-element-based molecular catalysts

Separation and reprocessing 1, Chair:T. Grimes

9:15 TuA-2(Invited)Andreas Geist Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)SO3-Ph-BT(B)P, highly efficient complexing agents for actinide ions �- insights frombasic studies applied to process development

9:45 TuA-3Marie Simonnet Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Materials Research Center, ActinideGroupCesium liquid-liquid extraction by calix-crown-ethers

10:00 TuA-4Hirohide Kofuji Japan Atomic Energy AgencyCharacteristics of TPDN/SiO2-P adsorbent for MA(III) recovery

10:15 Break

Separation and reprocessing 1, Chair:T. Grimes

10:35 TuA-5(Invited)Artem V Gelis Argonne National LabProgress in Research and Development of the Actinide Lanthanide SEParation Process� ALSEP

11:05 TuA-6Suliang Yang China Institue of Atomic EnergySpectroscopic study on the mechanism of extracting Nd(III) from nitrate/perchloratemedia by tetraoctyl-diglycolamide in 1-octanol

11:20 TuA-7Evgenia V. Lyzlova Federal State Unitary Enterprise MAYAK Production Associ-ationDevelopment of the Sorption Method for Selective Extraction of Americium and Plu-tonium from Intermediate Level Waste Nitric-Acid Solutions

11:35 TuA-8Clotilde Gaillard Institut de Physique Nucleaire de Lyon,CNRS, university of Lyon,FranceUse of ionic liquids for the extraction of actinides and lanthanides: synergic effects,task-specific extractants

12:05 Lunch

Plenary 3, Chair: L. Havela

13:00 TuA-9(Plenary)Krzysztof Gofryk Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID 83415, USAExotic thermal behaviours in uranium dioxide

Physics 2, Chair: L. Havela

13:45 TuA-10(Invited)Peter S Riseborough Physics Department, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA 1,USA9122Unusual Magnetic Field-Dependence in the Hidden Ordered Phase of URu2Si2

14:15 TuA-11(Invited)Dai Aoki IMR, Tohoku UniversityFerromagnetic Superconductivity and Field Induced Phenomena in Uranium Com-pounds

14:45 TuA-12Rikio Konno Kindai University Technical CollegeThermal Expansion of Nearly Ferromagnetic Metals Resulting from the Volume De-pendence of Localized Spin Fluctuations That Include Zero Point Component

15:00 Break

Physics 3, Chair: Y. Onuki

15:25 TuA-13(Invited)Shin-ichi Fujimori Materials Sciences Research Center, Japan Atomic EnergyAgencyProbing U 5f electronic structure of strongly correlated uranium compounds by photo-electron spectroscopy

15:55 TuA-14(Invited)Roberto Caciuffo European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC), Postfach2340, DE-76125 Karlsruhe, GermanySynchrotron radiation studies of the heavy-fermion superconductor PuCoGa5

16:25 TuA-15Fabrice Wilhelm ESRFMagnetism of actinides probed with XANES and XMCD spectroscopy

16:40 TuA-16Emma Rose Gilroy University of BristolUranium Based Spintronics

16:55 Break

Chemistry 2, Chair: Y. Okamoto

17:10 TuA-17Evgeny V. Alekseev Institut fur Nukleare Entsorgung, Forschungszentrum Julich,52428 Julich, Germany / Institut fur Kristallographie, RWTH Aachen University,Jagerstrase 17-19 52066 Aachen, GermanyNEW INSIDE INTO U(V) CHEMISTRY IN SIMPLE AND COMPLEX OXIDES

17:25 TuA-18Marcus ALTMAIER Karlsruhe Insitute of Technology (KIT-INE)Aquatic chemistry and thermodynamics of actinides at elevated temperature: researchwithin THERMAC, a German collaborative project

17:40 TuA-19Jun Wen Institute of Nuclear Physics and Chemistry, China Academy of EngineeringPhysicsSolvent effects in the colorimetric detection of UO2+

2 by substituted tetraphenylethene17:55 TuA-20

Taishi Kobayashi Kyoto UniversityThermodynamic Study on the Complexation of U(IV) with Isosaccharinic Acid

Conference Room

Nuclear Medicine, Chair: T. Yamamura

9:15 TuB-1Koshin Washiyama Institute of Medical, Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences,Kanazawa UniversityOptimization of 225Ac labelling to DOTA conjugated peptide for targeted alpha therapy

9:30 TuB-2Peter Kunz TRIUMF, 4004 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC V6T 2A3, Canada /Department of Chemistry, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6, CanadaMedical Isotopes from ISAC Actinide Targets

9:45 TuB-3Yukie Yoshii National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Tech-nologyDevelopment of method to reduce radiation exposure to the large intestine during 223Raalpha therapy with barium sulfate

10:15 Break

Fuels 2, Chair: R. Vauchy

10:35 TuB-4(Invited)Ondrej Benes European Commission, Joint Research Centre, KarlsruheThermophysical properties of minor actinide containing fuel for transmutation

11:05 TuB-5(Invited)Yves Pipon Univ Lyon, CNRS-IN2P3, IPNL, FranceStudy of molybdenum and caesium migration in stoichiometric and hyperstoichiomet-ric uranium dioxide

11:35 TuB-6Masahiko Machida Japan Atomic Energy AgencyAb-inito Calculations of Thermal Properties of Actinide Dioxides

11:50 TuB-7Dominik Legut IT4Innovations Center, VSB - Technical University of Ostrava,Czech RepublicCorrelations effects and the importance of spin-orbit coupling for lattice dynamics ofUC and UO2

12:05 Lunch

Material Science 1, Chair: B. Ao

13:45 TuB-8Xiaolin Wang China Academy of Engineerign PhysicsRecent Advances in the Research on Uranium Hydriding Behavior in China

14:00 TuB-9Ephraim Bulemela Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL)Synthesis and Characterization of Th(IV) and U(IV) triflates by X-Ray Photoelec-tron Spectroscopy (XPS) and Scanning Electron Microscopy-Energy Dispersive X-raySpectroscopy (SEM-EDS)

14:15 TuB-10Joseph Edward Sutcliffe University of BristolIsothermal Martensitic Transformations in Metastable Uranium Alloys

15:00 Break

Separation and reprocessing 2, Chair:A.V. Gelis

15:25 TuB-11Yan Zhang China Institute of Atomic EnergySpectroscopic Study on the Extracted Complexes of Nd(III)/Eu(III) with DEHDGA

15:40 TuB-12TORU KOBAYASHI Japan Atomic Energy AgencyActinides extraction and complexation mechanisms of O, N-hetero donor ligand PTA

15:55 TuB-13Gael Loubert Unite de Catalyse et Chimie du Solide (UCCS) / Commissariat al’Energie Atomique (CEA)Study of the quantitative precipitation of uranyl ion by organic ligands in concentratedaqueous nitric acid solution

16:10 TuB-14Michael Anthony Bromley Lancaster UniversityThe Effects of Nitric Acid on the Extraction Properties of TODGA During FissionProduct Management

16:25 TuB-15Weiqun Shi Laboratory of Nuclear Energy Chemistry, Institute of High EnergyPhysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049Achieving Actinide and Lanthanide Group Separation with Hard�Soft Donor Com-bined Ligands

16:40 TuB-16Kalman Toth European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Directorate for NuclearSafety and Security, Standards for Nuclear Safety, Security and Safeguards UnitResearch on long-term stability of mixed U and Pu large-sized dried (LSD) spikes forfissile material control

16:55 Break

18:20 MEXT project Special Session -Actinides Basics for decommissioning ofFukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (tentative) -

Wed., July 12

8:00 Registration

Plenary 5, Chair: D. Clark

8:30 WeA-1(Plenary)Stefan George Minasian Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryHarnessing the Principles of Coordination Chemistry to Control the Growth of Ac-tinide Materials

Physics 4, Chair: S. Fujimori

9:15 WeA-2(Invited)Shunichiro Kittaka Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo, Kashiwa,Chiba 277-8581, JapanField-angle-resolved Specific Heat of Uranium Superconductors

9:45 WeA-3Hideki Tou Department of Physics, Kobe UniversityAnomalous superconducting phase diagram in heavy fermion superconductor UBe13

studied by surface impedance measurements10:00 WeA-4

Jean-Christophe Griveau DG Joint Research Centre-JRCExtensive studies of 242PuCoGa5 single crystal at low temperature

10:15 Break

Material Science 2, Chair: P. Allen

10:35 WeA-5Brice Ravat CEA - Centre de Valduc, 21120 Is sur Tille, FranceOxidation kinetics of Pu stabilized in delta-phase

10:50 WeA-6Dominic Laventine Lancaster University, Department of Engineering, UKDirect Mass Analysis of Water Absorption onto Ceria, Urania and Thoria Thin Films

11:05 WeA-7James Edward Darnbrough Univeristy of BristolThe interaction between hydrogen and uranium thin films studied by synchrotron X-rayradiation

11:20 WeA-8François Delaunay CEA, Centre de Valduc, F-21120 IS-sur-TILLE, FRANCEH2O Adsorption and Dissociation on oxidized Pu metal

11:35 WeA-9Akihiro Uehara Research Reactor Institute, Kyoto UniversityHigh temperature reactions of UO2, ZrO2, B4C, CaO, and SiO2: X-ray absorptionfine structure and X-ray diffraction analyses

11:50 WeA-10Sergey E. Vinokurov Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chem-istry of RASMagnesium potassium phosphate matrix for immobilization of actinide-containing ra-dioactive waste: phase composition, structure, mechanical and radiation stability, hy-drolytic resistance

12:05 Lunch

12:50 Poster WePS

15:10 Group Photo

15:30 Excursion

19:00 Conference Dinner

Conference Room

Environment 2, Chair: A. Ikeda-Ohno

9:15 WeB-1Jian Zheng National Institute of Radiological Sciences, QST, JapanPu distribution in seawater and sediments in the Pacific off Fukushima after theFDNPP accident

9:30 WeB-2Masato Morita Department of Applied Physics, Kogakuin UniversityDevelopment of micro-imaging technique for trace analysis of radionuclide by usingmulticolor resonance ionization

9:45 WeB-3Hauke Bosco Institute for Radioecology and Radiation Protection, Gottfried-Wilhelm-Leibniz-University HannoverSpatially resolved ultra-trace analysis on actinides and their fission products by rL-SNMS

10:15 Break

Chemistry 3, Chair: Karsten Meyer

10:35 WeB-4Michael A Chimes Lancaster UniversityReduction Reactions of Neptunium & Neptunium Analogues with Nitrogen OxideSpecies

10:50 WeB-5Christopher Zarzana Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, USAGas-Phase Spectroscopic Characterization of Ionic Liquid-Hexafluorouranate Clusters

11:05 WeB-6Gabriel L. Murphy School of Chemistry, University of Sydney, New South Whales,Australia. / Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Lucas Heights,New South Whales, Australia.A Phenomenological Study into the Anomalous Transformative Behaviour of SrUO4

11:20 WeB-7Jean Aupiais CEA DAM DIFContribution of capillary electrophoresis � ICPMS for the study of actinide � proteininteractions

11:35 WeB-8Satoru Tsushima Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-RossendorfSite-specific binding affinity of Eu(III) towards Ca-binding protein calmodulin: Acombined spectroscopic and theoretical study

11:50 WeB-9Andrej Skerencak-Frech Karlsruher Institute of Technology / Institute for NuclearWaste DisposalComplexation of Cm(III) with Dicarboxylic Acids: A combined Spectroscopic, Ther-modynamic and Quantum-Chemical Study

12:05 Lunch

12:50 Poster WePS

Thr. July 13

8:00 Registration

Plenary 4, Chair: T. Yaita

8:30 ThA-1(Plenary)Tatsuya Higashi National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS) National Insti-tutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology (QST)Recent advances of Targeted Radioisotope Therapy (TRT) research

Chemistry 4, Chair: D. Clark

9:15 ThA-2Martin Maximilian Maiwald Universitat Heidelberg, Physikalisch-Chemisches In-stitutThermodynamics of the neptunium (V) complexation with fluoride and sulfate at el-evated temperatures

9:30 ThA-3Carsten Koke Heidelberg University, GermanyFluorescence Spectroscopy of Aqueous Cm(III) Halide and Pseudohalide Complexesat Elevated Temperatures

9:45 ThA-4Jeongmook Lee Korea Atomic Energy Research InstituteSurface characterization of (U,Nd)O2: comparison with (U,Gd)O2 and (U,Th)O2

10:00 ThA-5Chao XU Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology, Tsinghua UniversityThe Complexation Behavior of U(VI) and Np(V) in Ionic Liquids

10:15 Break

Physics 5, Chair: H. Yamagami

10:35 ThA-6Klaus D.A. Wendt University of MainzLaser-Spectroscopy of the Actinides �- Investigation of Atomic Structures and Ion-ization Potentials

10:50 ThA-7Hideki Tomita Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan / RIKEN Nishina Center, Wako,JapanResonance Ionization Scheme Development for Actinide Elements using an AutomatedWide-Range Tunable Ti:Sapphire Laser System

11:05 ThA-8Xie-Gang Zhu Institute of Materials, China Academy of Engineering PhysicsFabrication and electronic structure characterization of Ce-La single crystal thin films

11:20 ThA-9Yu Yang Institute of Applied Physics and Computational MathematicsRoles of d states on the chemical properties of uranium

11:35 ThA-10Ping Zhang Institute of Applied Physics and Computational MathematicsFirst-principles studies of plutonium oxides and their surface interaction with gaseousmolecules

11:50 ThA-11Takeshi Aoki Tokyo Institute of TechnologyImpacts of 240Pu self-shielding effect and uncertainties of σ(n, γ) at resonance energyon the reactivity controllability in HTGR inert matrix fuel

12:05 Lunch

Plenary 6, Chair: Y. Nagame

13:00 ThA-12(Plenary)Hisaaki Kudo Department of Chemistry, NIigata UniversityDiscovery of New Element, Nihonium, and Perspectives

Chemistry 4, Chair: Y. Ikeda

13:45 ThA-13Roger Kloditz Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Institute of Resource Ecol-ogyReal-space bonding analysis of tetravalent actinide complexes with N-donor ligands

14:00 ThA-14John Arnold University of California, Berkeley / Lawrence Berkeley National Lab-oratoryNew Reactivity in Actinide Chemistry Facilitated by Supporting Ligand Design

14:15 ThA-15Kongqiu Hu Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of SciencesSolvent-Dependent Synthesis of Porous Anionic Uranyl�Organic Frameworks Fea-turing a Highly Symmetrical (3,4)-Connected ctn or bor Topology for Selective DyeAdsorption

14:30 ThA-16Christelle Tamain CEA MarcouleCoordination of tetravalent actinides with DOTA - from dimers to hexamers

14:45 ThA-17Shu-Xian Hu Beijing Computational Science Research CenterElectronic structure and characterization of a uranyl di-15-crown-5 complex with anunprecedented sandwich structure

15:00 Break

Chemistry 5, Chair: S. Tsushima

15:25 ThA-18Juliane Marz Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-RossendorfCoordination Chemistry of Uranium (U(IV) and -(VI)) with Bidentate N-donor Lig-ands, 2,2’-Bipyridine and 1,10 Penanthroline

15:40 ThA-19Thomas Radoske Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-RossendorfInteraction of Tetravalent Actinides (An(IV)) with Mixed N/O-Donor Imine TypeLigands

15:55 ThA-20Sebastian Schone Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Institute for ResourceEcologySynthesis and characterization of the first chiral benzamidinate complexes of tetrava-lent actinides (An(IV))

16:10 ThA-21Shuao Wang Soochow UniversityWhat can Actinides Do for Metal-Organic Frameworks and What can Metal-OrganicFrameworks Do for Actinides and Fission Products?

16:25 ThA-22christophe Volkringer Unite de Catalyse et Chimie du Solide (UCCS) ? UMRCNRS 8181, Universite de Lille, ENSCL, Bat C7, BP 90108, 59652 Villeneuve d’Ascq,FranceCoordination polymers of tetravalent neptunium with aromatic polycarboxylate ligands

16:40 Break

Chemistry 5, Chair: S. Tsushima

16:55 ThA-23Koichiro Takao Laboratory for Advanced Nuclear Energy, Institute of InnovativeResearch, Tokyo Institute of TechnologyUranyl Lewis-acid Catalysts in Nucleophilic Acyl Substitution of Acid Anhydrides

17:10 ThA-24Jipan Yu Institute of High Energy PhysicsPhosphonate-Based Covalent Organic Framework for Selective Removal of U(VI): ABreakthrough under Strong Acid Condition

17:25 ThA-25Matthieu Virot Universite de Montpellier, Institut de Chimie Separative de Mar-coule, UMR 5257, CEA-CNRS-UM-ENSCM, Site de Marcoule, BP17171, 30207 Bag-nols sur Ceze, France.Preparation of a Water Soluble Plutonium (IV) Cluster: A preliminary Study

17:40 ThA-26Joy Hannah Farnaby University of GlasgowHetero-metallic radical complexes of the f-elements

Conference Room

Separation and reprocessing 3, Chair:A. Geist

9:15 ThB-1(Invited)Travis S. Grimes Idaho National Laboratory, ID, United StatesKinetics of the Autoreduction of Hexavalent Americium in Nitric Acid

9:45 ThB-2Masaumi Nakahara Japan Atomic Energy AgencyElectrochemical Properties of Zirconium in Highly Concentrated Plutonium NitrateSolution

10:00 ThB-3Seung Park KAISTEvaporation and Oxidation Characteristics of Europium Chloride in LiCl-KCl MoltenSalt

10:15 Break

Separation and reprocessing 3, Chair:A. Geist

10:35 ThB-4Kathleen Schnaars TU Dresden, Department of Chemistry and Food Chemistry,01062 Dresden, Germany4-Phosphorylpyrazolones as receptor molecules for f-block elements

10:50 ThB-5Masahiko Nakase Japan Atomic Energy AgencyEXAFS study on gel/liquid extraction of f-block elements

11:05 ThB-6Yaxing Wang School for Radiological and Interdisciplinary Sciences (RAD-X), Soo-chow University, China / Institute of Nuclear Science and Techology, Sichuan Uni-versity, ChinaLanthanide Separations by Borate Crystallization �- A New Strategy to Lanthanideand Actinide Separations

11:20 ThB-7Konstantinos Kavallieratos Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, FloridaInternational University / Applied Research Center, Florida International UniversitySulfonamide and Pyrazole Ligands and Analogs for Coordination and Extraction ofLanthanides and Actinides

11:35 ThB-8Hiroyuki Kazama Laboratory for Advanced Nuclear Energy, Institute of InnovativeResearch, Tokyo Institute of TechnologySynthesis and Characterization of 1-D Coordination Polymer Chains of Uranyl Ni-trates with Double-Headed 2-Pyrrolidone Derivatives

12:05 Lunch

Superheavy Elements, Chari: Y. Nagame

13:45 ThB-9(Invited)James B Roberto Oak Ridge National Laboratory 1 Bethel Valley Road Oak Ridge,Tennessee 37831-6196Element-117 discovery

14:15 ThB-10(Invited)Alexander Yakushev GSI Helmholtz Center for Heavy Ion ResearchGas-phase chemistry of SHE at TASCA, GSI

14:45 ThB-11Narumi Kondo Graduate School of Science, Osaka UniversityLiquid-liquid extraction of element 104, Rf, in the Aliquat 336/HCl system

Superheavy Elements, Chari: Y. Nagame

15:25 ThB-12(Invited)Michael Block GSI / HIM / JGULaser spectroscopy on nobelium isotopes at GSI

15:55 ThB-13(Invited)Tetsuya K. Sato Japan Atomic Energy AgencyFirst Ionization Potentials of Heavy Actinides

16:25 ThB-14Hiroyuki Koura Advanced Science Research Center, Japan Atomic Energy Agency‘Island of stability’ of superheavy nuclei

16:40 Break

Material Science 3, Chari: Y. Haga

16:55 ThB-15Ruizhi Qiu China Academy of Engineering PhysicsDensity-functional study of plutonium monoxide monohydride

17:10 ThB-16Shai Cohen Nuclear Research Center ? NegevSurface Characterization and Oxidation of U(AlxSi1−x)3 at Elevated Temperatures

17:25 ThB-17Olivier TOUGAIT Universite de Lille1 / Universite de Rennes1Phase formation, stabilities and thermodynamical properties of the intermediatephases of the U-Al-X, X = Ga, Ge, ternary systems.

17:40 ThB-18Silvie Maskova Department of Condensed Matter Physics, Faculty and Mathematicsand Physics, Charles University, Prague, Czech republicU3Si2 � interaction with hydrogen

17:55 ThB-19Elizabeth A Howett Lancaster University, LA1 4YW, UKThe Behaviour of Advanced Gas Reactor Simulated Spent Nuclear Fuels in Wet In-terim Storage Conditions

Fri. July 14

8:00 Registration

Plenary 7, Chair: M. Altmaier

8:30 FrA-1(Plenary)Dhanpat Rai Rai Enviro-Chem, LLC, Yachats, Oregon, USAThermodynamic Data Development: Solubility Method and Future Research Needs

Materials Science 4, Chair: Xiaolin Wang

9:15 FrA-2(Invited)Patrick G Allen Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryCharacterization of Radiation Damage in Plutonium Alloys

9:45 FrA-3(Invited)Bingyun Ao China Academy of Engineerign PhysicsLight Impurity Atoms as the Probes for the Electronic Structures of Actinide Dioxides

10:15 FrA-4Boris Dorado CEA, DAM, DIF, F-91297 Arpajon, FranceFirst-principles calculation of self-diffusion coefficients in actinide compounds

10:30 FrA-5Hiroki Nakamura Japan Atomic Energy AgencyA First-Principles Study on Point Defects in Plutonium Dioxide

10:45 FrA-6Michael Shandalov NRCNA New Solid Solution Approach for the Study of Self-Irradiating Damage in non-Radioactive Materials

11:00 Summary

11:30 Presenting Actinides 2021

11:45 Closing

Conference Room

Spectroscopy, Chair: Y. Takeda

9:15 FrB-1Igor N. Izosimov Joint Institute for Nuclear ResearchLaser Spectroscopy and Detection of Actinides/Lanthanides in Solutions

9:30 FrB-2James Gerard Tobin University of Wisconsin OshkoshCovalency in oxidized uranium

9:45 FrB-3Vanessa Maren Timmermann Centre for Radiochemistry Research, School ofChemistry, The University of ManchesterEvaluating the solution structure of uranium(IV) DOTA-type complexes by 1H NMRspectroscopy

10:00 FrB-4Tsachi Livneh Department of physics, NRCN, IsraelCorrelating temperature and pressure effects on the Raman scattering in UO2

10:15 FrB-5Hee-Kyung Kim Korea Atomic Energy Research InstituteSpectroscopic studies of Am(III) and Eu(III) hydrolysis reactions

10:30 FrB-6Nicole Adam Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute for Nuclear Waste Dis-posalInteraction of human serum transferrin with Cm(III) using time-resolved laser fluo-rescence spectroscopy (TRLFS)

10:45 FrB-7Peter Kaden Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), Institute of Re-source Ecology, 01328 Dresden, GermanyNMR investigations of paramagnetic effects in metal-organic complexes of trivalentand tetravalent actinides with soft-donor ligands

Poster MoPS (Monday 12:50)

MoPS-1 Akira Kirishima Study on leaching behavior of actinide elements from nuclearfuel debris generated by severe accident

MoPS-2 Hirohito Watanabe Synthesis and Magnetic Measurement of Uranium Ph-thalocyanine

MoPS-3 Masashi Kaneko Development of Uranyl Ion Sensing Method usingAggregation-Induced Emission Phenomenon

MoPS-4 Shogo Nakajima SAXS study on temperature dependence of the solid phasetransformation on the solubility of zirconium hydroxide

MoPS-5 Toshiyuki Fujii Cation-Cation Interaction between NpVO+2 and Li+ in a Con-

centrated LiCl SolutionMoPS-6 Rafik BESBES Self-diffusion of Bk3+ in aqueous solutions at neutral pH and

pH 2.5. Comparison with the trivalent f-elements (Eu3+, Gd3+, Tb3+, Tm3+)MoPS-7 Tomoo Yamamura Uranium Superphthalocyanine: Purification and Electro-

chemistryMoPS-8 Hideaki Shiwaku In situ observation of uranyl solution photoreduction reac-

tionMoPS-9 Keiichi Yokoyama Concept of Laser-assisted Separation and Recovery for

f-electron elementsMoPS-10 Masashi Kaneko Time-Dependent Density Functional Study on Tetravalent

Uranium Hlides in Tetrahydrofuran SolutionMoPS-11 Reisuke Doi Determination of the standard redox potential of the

(Se2−

4 /HSe−) system by cyclic voltammetryMoPS-12 Tae-Hong Park Spectroscopic and Electrochemical Study of Neptunium Com-

plexes in LiCl-KCl Molten SaltsMoPS-13 Kazuki Ouchi The Behavior of Deposition following the Valence Change of

Uranium in Weak acid SolutionMoPS-14 Cristian Andree Celis-Barros Electronic Structure of [BkCl6]3− and

[CfCl6]3−

MoPS-15 wei liu Highly Sensitive and Selective Uranium Detection in Natural Wa-ter Systems Using a Luminescent Mesoporous Metal�Organic FrameworkEquipped with Abundant Lewis Basic Sites

MoPS-16 Gui Da Xiang Hydrolytically Nanoporous Thorium Mixed Phosphite and Py-rophosphate Framework Generated from In-situ Redox-Active Ionothermal Re-actions: an Inorganic Structural Analogue of MOF-5

MoPS-17 Lin Xu Uptake Mechanisms of Eu(III) on Hydroxyapatite: A Potential Perme-able Reactive Barrier Backfill Material for Trapping Trivalent Minor Actinides

MoPS-18 Jian Lin Probing the Influence of Acidity and Temperature to Th(IV) on Hy-drolysis, Nucleation, and Structural Topology

MoPS-19 Yanli Li Probing electronic structure and chemical bonding of actinides by highresolution photoelectron imaging

MoPS-20 Kaitlin Kim Karlotta Kammerlander A spectroscopic and computationalstudy of trivalent f-element sorption onto α-chitin

MoPS-21 Naoyuki Tateiwa Pressure dependence of spin fluctuation parameters in ura-nium ferromagnetic superconductor UGe2

MoPS-22 Chihiro Tabata Synchrotron X-ray Structure Analysis of UNi4B

MoPS-23 Mizuho Maeda Third-order Magnetic-Susceptibility of Itinerant-elecrtonMetamagnet UCoAl

MoPS-24 Noriaki Kimura Electrical Resistivity in the Vicinity of the MetamagneticCritical Point in UCoAl

MoPS-25 Yoshichika Onuki Single Crystal Growth and Fermi Surface Properties inThSb2 and ThBi2

MoPS-26 Kohei Ohashi Systematic study of the UNiX2 ternary compounds (X=C, Si,Ge, Sn)

MoPS-27 Akira Yamaguchi Construction of dc and ac magnetic-measurement systemfor a ferromagnetic superconductor, uranium digermanide

MoPS-28 Hiroshi Amitsuka Crossover between Fermi-liquid and non-Fermi-liquidstates in Th1−xUxBe13 (0 < x < 1)

MoPS-29 Shota Nakamura Magnetization Study on the Ising Ferromagnet URhGe withHigh-Precision Angle-Resolved Magnetic Field near the Hard Axis

MoPS-30 Yoshinori Haga New actinide compounds with Al- and Ga- rich phasesMoPS-31 Hiroshi Yamagami Long-range correlated band structure of uranium monon-

itride with LDA+STLS theoryMoPS-32 Akira Oyamada Anomalous Hall Effect in a Triangular-Lattice Antiferro-

magnet UNi4BMoPS-33 Jason Jeffries Emergent Ferromagnetism in USb2 at High PressureMoPS-34 Anton Filanovich Thermal expansion and bulk modulus of strongly correlated

superconductor PuCoGa5 from first principlesMoPS-35 Stepan N Kalmykov COMPOSITION OF URANIUM IONS ON THE SUR-

FACE OF UO2 (111) SINGLE CRYSTAL FILMMoPS-36 Kimihiko Yano R&D Strategy on Mid- and Long-Term Behavior of Fuel De-

brisMoPS-37 Yukio Tachi Sorption Parameter Setting Approaches Considering Perturba-

tion Effects for Radioactive Waste Disposal : Sorption Reduction Factors forOrganics

MoPS-38 Takayuki Sasaki Validation of actinides dissolved from 1F fuel debris intothe cooling water system

MoPS-39 Yosuke Akagi Diffusion and Sorption Behavior of HTO, Cs, I and U in OPCMortar

MoPS-40 Peter George Martin Investigating uranium-containing particulate fromwithin Fukushima Prefecture

Poster WePS (Wednesday 12:50)

WePS-1 Anatoly B. Melentev The Neptunium Behavior Control in the SNF Repro-cessing Flowsheet of RT-1 Plant

WePS-2 Yuri A. Voroshilov The Experimental Testing of Americium and CuriumSeparation Process With the Use of the Solid TODGA-Based Extractant

WePS-3 Ryuhei Motokawa Third Phase Formation Induced by a Growth of Hierar-chical Aggregation Structure in Biphasic Solvent Extraction Systems

WePS-4 Olga Shmidt Sorbtion of Lanthanide and Actinide Ions from Nitrate Solutionson TODGA-Containing Sorbents

WePS-5 Shinichi Suzuki Actinyl Elements Separation by branched N,N-dialkylmonoamide

WePS-6 Tatsuo Matsumura Current status of R&D on minor actinide separationprocess with CHON Extractants in JAEA

WePS-7 Dong-Yong Chung Development of a process for treatment of uranium wasteWePS-8 Haruka Tateno Direct Extraction of Platinum Group Metals from Ni-

tric Acid Solution Using Phase-Transition of Thermoresponsive Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide)

WePS-9 xuemiao yin Lanthanide and Actinide Separations by Borate CrystallizationWePS-10 Seong-Yun Kim Separation Behavior of Y(III) and Sr(II) from Acid Solu-

tions by Extraction Chromatography using HDEHP impregnated Resin and ItsMedical Application

WePS-11 Michal Cibula Separation of platinum group metals in HNO3 using thiodigly-colamide and amide-containing tertiary amine extractants

WePS-12 Gerald Jomard Coupled first-principles and experimental positron annihila-tion study of defects in actinides mixed oxides

WePS-13 Masashi Watanabe Raman spectra of non-stoichiometric (U1−yCey)O2 solidsolution

WePS-14 Taku Matsumoto Temperature dependence on Inter-diffusion coefficient ofActinide Elements in MOX Fuel

WePS-15 Yoshihisa Ikusawa Evaluation and Formulation of MOX Fuel Thermal Con-ductivity

WePS-16 Yoshihiro Okamoto Chemical state analysis of simulated corium debris byEXAFS

WePS-17 Seiya Takaki Lattice expansion in ZrN and Dy0.3Zr0.7N irradiated by 200MeV Xe ions

WePS-18 Hiroto Ishii Behavior of Liquid Caesium Halides on Solid Uranium DioxideWePS-19 Ross Stuart Springell Actinide thin films: the study of nuclear fuels be-

haviourWePS-20 Lilian Berlu PM-IRRAS studies of gas-metal interactionsWePS-21 Yaping Sun The study on chemical durability of natural titaniteWePS-22 Gaku Motoyama Crystal Structure and Magnetic Properties of New Ternary

Uranium Compound U3TiBi9WePS-23 Maayan Perez Chemical Deposition of (Pb,Th)Se Thin films for Self-

Irradiating Damage StudiesWePS-24 Tetsuhiro Sekiguchi Absorbent property of Fullerene for Cesium Isotope Sep-

aration using X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy

WePS-25 Eriko Suzuki Effect of atmosphere on the vaporization behavior of CsFeSiO4

WePS-26 Kunihisa Nakajima Atmospheric effect on Cs chemisorption behaviors ontostainless steel

WePS-27 Yukiharu Takeda Soft x-ray magnetic circular dichroism study on UGe2

WePS-28 Shimon Zalkind In-Situ X-ray Diffraction Measurements of U-0.1w%Cr Ox-idation

WePS-29 Oshrat Appel The Influence of External Stress on Hydrogen Attack in Ura-nium

WePS-30 Haruyoshi Otobe High-temperature reaction of B4C with (Pu,U)O2

WePS-31 Alex Viktorovich Samodolov On Materials Damage at the End of the α-Particle Path

WePS-32 Anton Evgenievich Kanunov The development of ceramic matrices on thephosphate basis with NaZr2(PO4)3 structure for immobilization of actinides

WePS-33 Victor Alexeevich Pushkov On Dislocation Mechanism of Dynamic Defor-mation of Uranium

WePS-34 Olivier TOUGAIT Evaluation of the thermal stability of uranyl peroxideclusters.

WePS-35 Daniel Alexander Chaney A Thin Film Approach to Investigating HighTemperature Point Defect Recovery in γ-(U-X)

WePS-36 Martin Weis α-track detection as a localization method for SIMS and rL-SNMS and investigation of actinide containing particles in environmental sam-ples

WePS-37 Taro Shimada Study on Criticality in Natural Barrier for Disposal of FuelDebris from Fukushima Daiichi NPS

WePS-38 Timothy M. Dittrich Sorption and Biosorption of An(III) in High-IonicStrength Systems

WePS-39 Philippe Devaux Capture of radionuclides in Metal-Organic FrameworksWePS-40 Yuichiro Nagame Adsorption of Lawrencium (Lr) on a Metallic Tantalum

(Ta) SurfaceWePS-41 Kazuma Kitabayashi Stabillity constants of EDTA, DOTA, EDTMP and

DOTMP complex with Th(IV) for nuclear medicineWePS-42 Xiao mei Wang Syntheses and Structural Characterization of Uranyl Com-

plexes with GlycineWePS-43 Jian Xie New Potential Application of Uranyl Organic Framework as Highly

Sensitive Ionizing Radiations Dosimeter

Author Index

Abe, H. ThB-2Abraham, F. WePS-34Acker, M. ThB-4Adam, C. FrB-7 FrB-6Adam, N. FrB-6Admon, U. MoB-11Akagi, Y. MoB-9 MoPS-39Akashi, S. ThA-23Akiyama, D. MoPS-38 MoPS-1 WeA-9Akiyama, H. WeA-9Alayoglu, S. WeA-1PAlbrecht-schmitt, T. E. ThB-6Alekseev, E. V. TuA-17Allen, P. G. FrA-2IAltmaier, M. TuA-18Amitsuka, H. MoPS-22 MoPS-28Anagnostopoulos, V. A. ThB-7Andersson, D. A. TuA-9PAndrea, L. FrA-4Andreev, A. V. MoA-3Andreoiu, C. TuB-2Ao, B. FrA-3IAoki, D. MoA-6 TuA-11I MoPS-25Aoki, T. ThA-11Aoyagi, N. MoPS-10Appel, O. WePS-29Arab-Chapelet, B. TuB-13Aregbe, Y. TuB-16Arnold, J. ThA-14Arratia-Pérez, R. MoPS-14Asai, M. WePS-40Asai, T. MoPS-24 MoPS-23Asaoka, H. WePS-24Ashida, T. MoB-9Aupiais, J. WeB-7Avdeev, M. WeB-6Awbery, R. P. MoB-13Bae, S. MoPS-12Bai, Z. MoPS-15 ThA-21Banik, N. L. TuB-16Barthe, M. WePS-12Bartlett, J. MoB-14Baubet, B. WePS-20Bauwens, J. TuB-16Bell, C. WePS-35 TuA-16Benes, O. TuB-4IBenson, M. WeB-5Berche, A. ThB-17

Bérerd, N. TuB-5IBergeron, A. TuB-9Beridze, G. WeB-6Berlu, L. WePS-20Berthomieu, C. WeB-7Berthon, C. MoA-14Bertolus, M. MoB-4 WePS-12Besbes, R. MoPS-6Billard, I. TuA-8Block, M. ThB-12IBoblil, E. MoB-11Boltoeva, M. TuA-8Booth, C. WeA-1PBooth, C. H. FrB-2Bosco, H. WeB-3 WePS-36Bottin, F. MoA-2IBouchet, J. MoA-2IBower, W. R. MoA-9Boxall, C. MoB-7 ThB-19 WeA-6 TuB-14WeB-4Brand, F. TuA-18Braun, A. WeA-1PBraunshtein, O. WePS-29Brendler, V. TuA-18Brissonneau, L. MoB-10Bromley, M. A. TuB-14Brown, M. A. TuA-5IBrunner, E. MoPS-20Buda, R. TuB-16Bujak, R. TuB-16Bulemela, E. TuB-9Buturlim, V. MoA-4Caciuffo, R. WeA-4 TuA-14ICalegari, E. J. TuA-10ICartwright, T. TuB-10Castro, A. MoB-14Cattelan, M. MoB-5Celdran, P. A. WeA-4Celis-Barros, C. A. MoPS-14Cha, W. FrB-5Chai, Z. ThA-21 MoA-13 MoPS-15 TuB-15ThB-6Chaney, D. A. WePS-35Cheiknjifon, I. WePS-12Chen, J. ThA-5Chen, L. MoPS-15 ThA-21Chiba, R. MoB-6Chimes, M. WeB-4Chinea-Cano, E. MoB-11

Chiorescu, I. TuA-18Cho, H. FrB-5Cho, Y. MoPS-12Chu, J. WePS-21Chung, D. WePS-7Cibula, M. WePS-11Cieslar, M. MoA-4Cohen, S. ThB-16Colàs, E. TuA-18Colineau, E. WeA-4 TuA-14IColle, J. TuB-4ICollins, R. N. MoA-8Crawford, J. R. TuB-2Dai, A. MoA-5Dai, X. MoPS-15Dalodiere, E. MoA-14Dalodière, E. ThA-25Daniš, S. MoA-3Dares, C. J. ThB-1IDarnbrough, J. WePS-35Darnbrough, J. E. MoB-5 WeA-7Dau, D. P. MoA-12Degner, V. ThA-7Delahaye, T. TuB-13Delaunay, F. WeA-5 WeA-8Devaux, P. WePS-34 WePS-39Dittrich, T. M. WePS-38Divis, M. MoA-4Diwu, J. ThA-21 WePS-42 ThB-6 MoPS-15Do, T. TuB-9Doi, R. MoPS-11Dopita, M. MoA-4Dorado, B. FrA-4 MoA-2IDrobot, B. WeB-8Duan, Y. ThA-8Dubourg, R. TuB-5IDucher, R. TuB-5IDugas, M. P. WePS-38Dumas, T. ThA-16 MoA-14 ThA-25Durakiewicz, T. TuA-9PDzigal, N. MoB-11Ellart, M. WePS-34Eloirdi, R. TuA-14I WeA-4Emerson, H. P. WePS-38Endrizzi, F. TuA-18Epifano, E. MoB-2IErmolin, V. S. WePS-1Evans, R. W. WeB-7Evans, W. F. TuA-1P

Even, J. TuB-2Fabas, A. WeA-5Fadeyev, S. V. WePS-2Farnaby, J. H. ThA-26Farnan, I. MoPS-35Feige, J. MoA-11Fellhauer, D. ThA-2Feng, W. ThA-8Fifield, L. K. MoA-11Filanovich, A. MoPS-34Fox, N. MoB-5Franzmann, M. WePS-36 WeB-3Freyss, M. MoB-4 WePS-12Froehlich, D. R. WeB-9Froehlich, M. B. MoA-11Fujii, T. MoPS-5Fujimori, A. TuA-13IFujimori, S. TuA-13IFukuda, T. MoPS-2 MoPS-7Furuya, M. WePS-41Gaillard, C. TuB-5I TuA-8Gaona, X. TuA-18Garcia, F. H. TuB-2Garcia, P. FrA-4Geist, A. TuA-2IGeldhof, S. ThA-7Gelis, A. V. TuA-5IGeorg, S. TuA-8Giacobbe, C. TuA-14IGibson, J. K. MoA-12Gilroy, E. WePS-35Gilroy, E. R. TuA-16Giovine, R. WePS-39Gloe, K. ThB-4Glukhova, У. V. TuA-7Goddard, D. MoB-5Gofryk, K. WeA-4 TuA-9PGolan, Y. WePS-23 FrA-6Golser, R. MoA-11Gorbunov, D. I. MoA-3Goto, S. WePS-40Gouder, T. MoA-4Govor, E. V. ThB-7Gray, A. TuA-18Griffiths, I. MoB-5 MoPS-40Grimes, T. S. ThB-1IGrive, M. TuA-18Griveau, J. TuA-14I WeA-4Groenewold, G. WeB-5

Guéneau, C. MoB-2IGui, D. MoPS-15 MoPS-16Guilbaud, P. ThA-16Guillaumont, D. ThA-16H., S. WePS-5Haba, H. ThA-12P ThB-11Haga, Y.MoPS-29 TuA-13I MoPS-21 WeA-3MoPS-30 WePS-22 MoPS-32Hagemann, S. TuA-18Hagiwara, R. WeB-5Halevy, I. MoB-11 WePS-28Halter, D. P. TuA-1PHamann, L. WeB-3 WePS-36Hambley, D. ThB-19Hambley, D. I. MoB-7Han, C. Y. ThA-11Han, J. MoB-12Hanadate, S. TuB-3Haquet, J. MoB-10Harima, H. MoPS-25 MoA-5Harker, R. M. WeA-7Harrison, N. TuA-9PHarting, D. ThB-4Hatayama, N. TuA-12Havela, L. MoA-3 MoA-4 ThB-18Hayami, S. MoPS-32Hayashi, H. WePS-30 MoB-6Hen, A. TuA-14IHennersdorf, F. ThB-4Hennig, C. ThA-22 ThA-16Henry, N. WePS-34 TuB-13Herve, A. WeA-1PHickson, J. R. ThA-26Hiezl, Z. MoB-7Higashi, T. ThA-1P TuB-3Hirano, M. MoPS-1Hiroki, N. TuB-6Hirose, K. WePS-40Homma, Y. MoA-5 MoPS-25Honda, F. MoPS-25 MoA-6 MoA-5Honda, M. MoA-11Hong, K. MoB-3Horne, G. P. ThB-1IHotchkis, M. MoA-11Howard, D. L. MoA-8Howett, E. A. ThB-19Hu, K. ThA-15Hu, S. TuA-19 ThA-17 MoB-12Huber, F. MoA-4

Huittinen, N. TuA-18 MoPS-20Huve, M. WePS-39Iguchi, T. ThA-7Ikeda, Y. ThB-8Ikeda-Ohno, A. ThA-18 ThA-22 MoA-8ThA-20 ThA-19 ThB-4Ikeuchi, H. MoB-10Ikusawa, Y. WePS-15Imbert, P. H. WePS-34Ina, T. WeA-9Inaba, Y. WePS-11Inohara, T. MoPS-32Ishidera, T. MoB-9Ishii, H. WePS-18Ishikawa, N. WePS-17Ito, T. WePS-10Ivanov, K. E. MoPS-35Izosimov, I. N. FrB-1Jaglo, G. TuB-7Jaime, M. TuA-9PJakopic, R. TuB-16Jeffries, J. MoPS-33Jeffries, J. R. FrA-2IJohannessen, B. WeB-6Johansen, M. P. MoA-8Jolly, L. WeA-5 WeA-8Joly, A. MoB-2IJomard, G. WePS-12 MoB-4Jonah, T. M. ThB-7Jung, E. C. FrB-5Kabeya, N. MoPS-24Kaden, P. FrB-7 ThA-20Kaden, P. U. ThA-19Kaji, D. ThA-12PKalmykov, S. N. MoPS-35Kammerlander, K. MoPS-20Kanda, A. ThB-11Kaneko, M. MoA-7 MoPS-10 MoPS-3Kanenari, K. WeB-2Kaneya, Y. WePS-40Kanunov, A. E. WePS-32Kasamatsu, Y. MoA-7 ThB-11Kastil, J. MoA-6Kato, H. MoPS-39Kato, K. ThA-7Kato, M. WePS-15 TuB-6 WePS-14WePS-13Kato, T. TuB-1Kavallieratos, K. ThB-7

Kawai, K. TuB-1Kawai, T. WeB-2Kawamura, T. ThB-5Kawasaki, I. WePS-22 MoPS-27Kazama, H. ThB-8Keatley, A. C. MoB-13Kelson, I. FrA-6Kennedy, B. J. WeB-6Keskitalo, M. FrB-6Kim, D. MoPS-12Kim, H. FrB-5Kim, I. WePS-7Kim, J. MoPS-12 ThA-4Kim, K. MoB-3 WePS-7Kim, S. WePS-10Kimpton, J. A. WeB-6Kimura, N. MoPS-23 MoPS-24Kimura, Y. MoB-15Kinoshita, N. MoA-11Kirishima, A. MoPS-1 MoPS-38 WeA-9Kitabayashi, K. WePS-41Kitagaki, K. MoPS-36Kitagaki, T. MoB-10Kitamura, A. FrA-1P TuA-20Kitatsuji, Y. MoPS-13Kittaka, S. WeA-2I MoPS-29Kloditz, R. ThA-13Kobayashi, M. TuB-1Kobayashi, T. MoPS-4 MoPS-8 TuB-12WePS-5 MoPS-38 ThB-5 TuA-20Kofuji, H. TuA-4Koke, C. TuA-18 ThA-3Komatsubara, T. MoPS-23 MoPS-24Komeiji, Y. WeB-8Komori, Y. ThB-11Konashi, K. WePS-13Kondo, N. ThB-11Kondrutsky, D. WePS-4Konings, R. J. TuB-4IKonnikov, У. V. TuA-7Konno, R. TuA-12Kono, Y. MoPS-29Kotegawa, H. WeA-3Koura, H. ThB-14Kovacs, A. MoA-12Kowalski, P. M. WeB-6Kozak, P. TuA-5IKozlitin, E. WePS-4Kron, T. WeB-3

Krüger, S. TuA-18Kuboki, Y. ThB-11Kudo, H. ThA-12PKulik, D. A. TuA-18Kulikova, S. A. WeA-10Kunz, P. TuB-2Kurosaki, K. WePS-18Kusunose, H. MoPS-32Kwon, S. WePS-7Lai, X. ThA-8Lambert, L. TuB-2Lander, G. H. TuA-14I WeA-7Lashley, J. C. TuA-9PLassen, J. TuB-2Latrous, H. MoPS-6Laventine, D. WeA-6Law, G. T. MoA-9Lawrencebright, E. MoB-5Lebedev, V. MoB-14Lee, E. WePS-7Lee, J. ThA-4Lee, K. WePS-7Lee, W. E. MoB-7Legut, D. TuB-7Lemaire, D. WeB-7Levi, J. S. WePS-29Li, D. MoPS-25 MoA-5Li, Y. MoPS-15 MoPS-19 ThA-21Lim, S. ThA-4Lin, J. MoPS-18Liu, Q. TuB-11 TuA-6Liu, S. WePS-21Liu, W. ThA-21 MoPS-15Livens, F. R. MoA-9Livneh, T. FrB-4 WePS-28Logunov, M. V. WePS-2Logunov, а. V. TuA-7Loiseau, T. ThA-22 WePS-39 TuB-13Loubert, G. TuB-13Lukin, S. A. WePS-1Lumetta, G. J. TuA-5ILyon, I. C. MoA-9Lyzlova, E. V. TuA-7Machida, M. FrA-5 TuB-6Maeda, M. MoPS-23 MoPS-24Maeta, K. MoPS-26Magalhaes, S. G. TuA-10IMagnani, N. TuA-14IMaimon, H. WePS-28

Maiwald, M. TuA-18Maiwald, M. M. ThA-2Makii, H. WePS-40Malka, E. WePS-29Manara, D. TuB-4IMangin, D. TuB-5IMarquez, R. C. TuB-16Martens, J. WeB-5Martin, N. ThA-22Martin, P. G. MoPS-40Martin, P. M. MoB-2IMärz, J. ThB-4 ThA-18 FrB-7 ThA-22ThA-20 ThA-19Mashkin, A. N. WePS-1Maskova, S. ThB-18 MoA-4Maslakov, K. I. MoPS-35Matmor, M. ThB-16Matsui, D. ThA-7Matsumoto, H. TuB-3Matsumoto, K. WeA-9Matsumoto, T. WePS-14 MoB-15Matsumura, T. TuA-4Matsuno, H. WeA-3Matsuzaki, H. MoA-11Maurya, A. MoA-5Mazan, V. TuA-8Mebel, A. M. ThB-7Mei, L. MoA-13Melentev, A. B. WePS-1Meyer, K. TuA-1PMezyk, S. P. ThB-1IMichal, V. MoA-6Middleburgh, S. ThB-18Miliyanchuk, K. ThB-18Milutin, V. WePS-4Minasian, S. G. WeA-1PMincher, B. J. ThB-1IMiron, G. D. TuA-18Mitsukai, A. WePS-40Miyagawa, M. MoPS-26Miyamoto, Y. MoPS-36Miyashita, S. WePS-40Miyazaki, Y. TuA-3Mochizuki, Y. WeB-8Moisy, P. MoA-14 ThA-25Mokhber-Shahin, L. MoA-8Moncoffre, N. TuB-5IMoon, J. WePS-7Moore, I. ThA-7

Morimoro, K. ThA-12PMorimoto, K. WePS-15 WePS-14Morita, K. MoA-16 ThA-12PMorita, M. WeB-2 ThA-7Morozov, A. N. ThB-7Morris, K. MoA-9Mosselmans, J. W. MoA-9Motokawa, R. WePS-3 MoPS-4Motome, Y. MoPS-32Motoyama, G. MoPS-27 WePS-22Moussa, C. ThB-17Mouturat, K. WePS-20Murakami, Y. WePS-18Murphy, G. L. WeB-6Muta, H. WePS-18Myasoedov, B. F. WeA-10Nadykto, B. A. WePS-31Nagame, Y. WePS-40Nagase, M. ThB-11Naguwa, R. WePS-40Nakahara, M. ThB-2Nakajima, K. WePS-25 WePS-26Nakajima, S. MoPS-4Nakamura, A. MoPS-25 MoA-5 WeB-2MoA-6 ThA-7Nakamura, H. FrA-5Nakamura, S. MoPS-29Nakao, H. MoPS-22Nakase, M. ThB-5Nakashima, N. MoPS-9Narita, H. WePS-11Natrajan, L. S. FrB-3Nekrasova, N. WePS-4Nikitenko, S. I. MoA-14 ThA-25Nishio, K. WePS-40Nos, J. WePS-34Numako, C. WeA-9Ochs, M. MoPS-37Ochs, M. U. MoB-8Ogawa, T. MoPS-36Ogino, H. MoB-10Oh, S. MoB-3Ohashi, K. MoPS-26Ohashi, M. MoPS-26 ThA-7Ohishi, Y. WePS-18Ohta, S. WePS-41Ohtake, R. ThA-7 WeB-2Okamoto, Y. WePS-16Okane, T. TuA-13I WePS-27

Okumura, T. WeB-2Onozawa, A. MoB-1IOnuki, Y. MoPS-25 WeA-3 MoA-6 TuA-13IMoA-5Ooe, K. WePS-40Oomens, J. WeB-5Opletal, P. MoA-6Orlova, A. I. WePS-32Orr, R. WeA-6Osa, A. WePS-40Osaka, M. WePS-26 WePS-25Osmond, M. WePS-39Otobe, H. MoPS-13 WePS-30Ouadi, A. TuA-8Ouchi, K. MoPS-13 ThB-11Oudot, B. WeA-5 WeA-8Oyamada, A. MoPS-32Paasch, S. MoPS-20Padovani, C. MoB-7Páez-Hernández, D. MoPS-14Palumbo, C. T. TuA-1PPan, S. WePS-21Panak, P. J. FrB-6 ThA-3 WeB-9 TuA-18ThA-2Panetier, C. TuB-5IPark, J. MoB-3Park, S. ThB-3Park, T. MoPS-12Pasturel, M. ThB-17Patzschke, M. ThA-18 MoPS-20 ThA-13FrB-7Paukov, M. MoA-4Paul, M. MoA-11Pavetich, S. MoA-11Payne, T. E. MoA-8Perez, M. WePS-23Pfeuffer-Rooschuez, J. FrB-6Piekarz, P. TuB-7Piluso, P. MoB-10Pimblott, S. M. ThB-1IPipon, Y. TuB-5IPlausinaitis, K. MoA-10Pohjalainen, I. ThA-7Poonoosamy, J. TuA-18Popa, I. WeA-5Popel, A. J. MoPS-35Pospíšil, J. MoPS-29Povzner, A. MoPS-34Prchal, J. MoA-6

Pushkov, V. A. WePS-33Qiao, R. FrB-2Qiu, R. ThB-15Radchenko, V. TuB-2Radoske, T. ThA-13 ThA-19 FrB-7Rafailov, G. WePS-28 ThB-16Raff, J. WeB-8Rai, D. FrA-1PRamogida, C. F. TuB-2Raptis, R. G. ThB-7Rauff-Nisthar, N. MoB-7Ravat, B. WeA-8 WeA-5Reed, D. T. WePS-38Reneaume, B. WePS-20Rennie, S. MoB-5Reponen, M. ThA-7Richards, D. A. MoPS-40Richmann, M. K. WePS-38Richter, S. TuB-16Riseborough, P. S. TuA-10IRoberto, J. B. ThB-9IRobertson, A. K. TuB-2Roesky, P. W. ThA-20Rogalev, A. TuA-15 TuA-14IRogel, L. WePS-29rubin, A. WePS-28Ruth, T. J. TuB-2Ryan, M. MoA-10Ryan, P. TuB-10Sabroux, J. WePS-39Sagara, H. ThA-11Sagayama, H. MoPS-22Saito, H. MoPS-22Saito, K. ThA-7 WeB-2Saito, T. MoPS-4Saitoh, Y. WePS-27 TuA-13ISakakibara, T. WeA-2I MoPS-29Sakama, M. WePS-40Sakamoto, H. MoPS-39Sakamoto, S. MoPS-38Sakamoto, T. ThA-7 WeB-2Salamon, M. TuA-9PSamarina, N. S. WePS-1Samodolov, A. V. WePS-31Samsonov, S. WeB-8Sanchezhernandez, A. M. TuB-16Sano, Y. ThB-2Sarrasin, L. TuB-5I

Sasaki, T. MoPS-38 TuA-20 MoPS-4MoPS-1Sasaki, Y. MoA-16Sato, D. WePS-40Sato, N. MoPS-38 MoPS-1 ThB-11 WeA-9Sato, T. WePS-40Sato, T. K. ThB-13ISato, Y. MoA-6Sauge-Merle, S. WeB-7Saul, A. TuA-9PSawabu, M. MoPS-26Schaffer, P. TuB-2Schmidt, M. FrA-6Schnaars, K. ThB-4Schofield, J. MoA-10Schöne, S. ThA-20 ThA-18 FrB-7 ThA-13Schumann, D. MoA-11Schweke, D. WePS-28Scott, T. B. MoPS-40 TuB-10 MoB-13MoPS-35Šebek, J. MoA-3Sechovsky, V. MoA-6Seibert, A. MoA-4Sekiguchi, T. WePS-24Shadrin, A. WePS-4Shamir, N. ThB-16Shandalov, M. FrA-6 WePS-23Sheng, D. ThA-21Shi, W. TuB-15 MoA-13Shibahara, Y. MoPS-5Shigekawa, Y. MoA-7 ThB-11Shimada, T. WePS-37Shimizu, Y. MoPS-29 WeA-2I MoA-5Shingu, K. WePS-40Shinohara, A. ThB-11 MoA-7Shinohara, N. MoB-15Shirai, K. WePS-40Shirasaki, K. MoA-3 MoPS-2 MoPS-7Shiwaku, H. ThB-5 TuA-4 TuB-12 MoPS-8Shmidt, O. WePS-4Shuh, D. K. FrB-2Sierig, M. TuB-4ISimon, P. TuB-5ISimonnet, M. WePS-5 TuA-3Skerencak-Frech, A. TuA-18 ThA-2 ThA-3WeB-9Smith, J. L. TuA-9PSong, H. MoB-3Sonnenschein, V. ThA-7 WeB-2

Sonoda, T. ThA-7Sowa, S. MoA-4Springell, R. WePS-35 MoPS-35 TuA-16Springell, R. S. TuB-10 WeA-7 MoB-5WePS-19Sproules, S. ThA-26Stanek, C. R. TuA-9PSteier, P. MoA-11Stepnik, B. ThB-17Steudtner, R. TuA-18Stoddard, T. TuB-9Studer, D. WeB-3Stumpf, T.ThA-13 ThB-4 ThA-19 MoPS-20ThA-20 ThA-18Sumiyama, A. WePS-22 MoPS-27Sun, Y. WePS-21Sunaoshi, T. WePS-13Sutcliffe, J. WePS-35Sutcliffe, J. E. TuB-10Suzuki, E. WePS-26 WePS-25Suzuki, H. TuA-4Suzuki, S. MoPS-8 TuB-12 TuA-3 WePS-5WePS-24Swanton, S. MoA-10Tabata, C. MoPS-22Tachi, Y. MoPS-37 MoB-9 MoB-8 MoPS-39Tagami, K. WeB-1Takahashi, Y. TuA-12Takaki, S. WePS-17Takano, M. WePS-17 WePS-30 WePS-16MoB-1ITakao, K. ThB-8 ThA-23Takeda, S. WePS-37Takeda, Y. TuA-13I WePS-27Takeda-Homma, S. WeA-9Takeshita, K. ThB-5 WePS-11Takeuchi, M. TuA-4Takubo, K. WePS-37Tallanoutack, M. S. WePS-12Tamain, C. ThA-16Tamura, T. WePS-14Tanaka, H. MoPS-27Tateiwa, N. MoPS-21Tateno, H. WePS-8Tatsuo, A. WeB-1Taylor, R. WeB-4 WeA-6Templeman, T. FrA-6Terada, Y. WeA-9Ternova, D. TuA-8

Teterin, A. Y. MoPS-35Teterin, Y. A. MoPS-35Tian, G. TuA-6 TuB-11Timmermann, V. M. FrB-3Tims, S. G. MoA-11Tobin, J. G. FrB-2Tomita, H. ThA-7 WeB-2Tomitsuka, T. WePS-40Tormos, B. MoB-10Torrent, M. FrA-4Toth, K. TuB-16Tou, H. WeA-3Tougait, O. WePS-34 ThB-17Toyoshima, A. WePS-40Trumm, M. WeB-9Tsisar, D. V. WePS-33Tsuda, T. WeB-5Tsuji, A. B. TuB-3Tsukada, K. WePS-40Tsukahara, T. WePS-8 MoPS-3Tsushima, S. WeB-8Turanov, A. TuA-8Turek, I. MoA-4Twomey, M. ThB-7Uchida, S. WeB-1Uehara, A. MoPS-5 WeA-9Uno, H. WePS-14Uno, M. WePS-18 WePS-15Uozumi, Y. WePS-24Vaknin, M. ThB-16Valenta, J. MoA-6Valot, C. MoB-2IVandeperre, L. MoA-10Vathonne, E. MoB-4Vauchy, R. MoB-2IVejpravová, J. MoA-3Vidaud, C. WeB-7Vinokurov, S. E. WeA-10Virot, M. MoA-14 ThA-25Volkringer, C. WePS-39 TuB-13 ThA-22Vondrackova, B. MoA-6Voroshilov, Y. A. WePS-2Voss, A. ThA-7Vriens, B. MoB-8Wada, M. ThA-7Wall, M. A. FrA-2IWallner, A. MoA-11Walter, O. ThA-19Walther, C. WePS-36 WeB-3

Wang, C. WeB-6Wang, J. MoPS-18 MoPS-15Wang, J. Q. WePS-42Wang, S. MoPS-15 ThA-21 ThB-6Wang, S. A. WePS-42Wang, X. TuA-19 TuB-8 WePS-21Wang, X. M. WePS-42Wang, Y. ThB-6 MoPS-15 ThA-21Washiya, T. MoB-10 MoPS-36Washiyama, K. TuB-3 WePS-41 TuB-1Watanabe, H. MoPS-7 MoPS-2Watanabe, M. MoPS-10 TuB-3 WePS-13Watanabe, S. TuA-4Wdowik, U. D. TuB-7Weigand, J. ThA-19Weigand, J. J. ThB-4 ThA-20Weiss, A. M. MoB-11Weiß, M. WeB-3 WePS-36Wen, J. TuA-19Wendt, K. ThA-7 WeB-3Wendt, K. D. ThA-6Wenzel, M. ThB-4Wermeille, D. WeA-7Wilbraham, R. J. MoB-7Wilhelm, F. TuA-14I TuA-15Willbraham, R. ThB-19Wilson, C. ThA-26Winkler, S. R. MoA-11Wiss, T. TuB-4IWolfer, W. G. FrA-2IXiao, C. ThA-21 TuB-15Xie, J. ThA-21 WePS-43Xu, C. ThA-5Xu, L. MoPS-15 MoPS-17Yaga, Y. WePS-27Yahel, E. WePS-23 FrA-6Yaita, T. ThB-5 TuA-4 MoPS-9 MoPS-8TuA-3 WePS-5 MoPS-11 TuB-12 WePS-24Yakushev, A. ThB-10IYamada, M. WeB-1Yamagami, H. TuA-13I MoPS-31 WePS-27Yamagata, T. MoA-11Yamaguchi, A. WePS-22 MoPS-27Yamaguchi, T. WePS-37Yamamaura, T. MoPS-2Yamamoto, E. MoPS-29 MoPS-21 WeA-3TuA-13I WePS-27 MoPS-32

Yamamura, T. WePS-41 MoPS-26 MoPS-23 MoA-6 MoPS-7 TuB-1 MoA-3WePS-22 TuB-3 ThB-5 MoPS-27Yamana, H. MoA-1PYamanaka, S. WePS-18Yamashiki, Y. MoPS-40Yang, C. MoB-12Yang, S. TuB-11 TuA-6Yang, W. L. FrB-2Yang, X. ThA-8Yang, Y. ThA-9Yang, Z. MoPS-15Yano, K. MoPS-36 MoB-10Yano, M. WePS-24Yano, S. ThB-11Yasuda, Y. ThB-11 MoA-7Yato, T. WePS-13Yeon, J. MoPS-12Yin, X. ThB-6 WePS-9Yokokita, T. ThB-11Yokoyama, K. WePS-24 MoPS-9Yoshii, Y. TuB-3 TuB-1Yoshimoto, M. TuB-3 TuB-1Youn, Y. ThA-4Yu, J. ThA-24Yu, S. FrB-2Yui, M. FrA-1PYun, J. ThB-3Zalkind, S. WePS-29 WePS-28 ThB-16Zapf, V. S. TuA-9PZarzana, C. WeB-5Zhang, L. MoPS-15Zhang, M. WePS-21Zhang, P. ThA-10Zhang, Y. TuA-6 TuB-11 ThA-8Zhang, Z. WeB-6Zhao, Y. TuB-11Zheng, J. WeB-1Zheng, T. ThA-21Zhou, R. MoPS-15Zhu, L. ThA-21Zhu, X. ThA-8Zuleger, E. TuB-16

timetable

time Sun, July 9 Mon., July 10 Tue., July 11 Wed., July 12 Thr. July 13 Fri. July 14

Lobby HallConference Room

HallConference Room

8:00 Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration

8:30 Opening [Plenary 2, Chair: Kenji Takeshita] Karsten Meyer

[Plenary 5, Chair: D. Clark] Stefan George Minasian

[Plenary 4, Chair: T. Yaita] Tatsuya Higashi

[Plenary 7, Chair: M. Altmaier] Dhanpat Rai8:35

9:00 [Plenary 1, Chair: T. Ogawa] Hajimu Yamana9:05

9:15 [Separation and reprocessing 1, Chair:T. Grimes] Andreas Geist

[Nuclear Medicine, Chair: T. Yamamura]

Koshin Washiyama

[Physics 4, Chair: S. Fujimori] Shunichiro Kittaka

[Environment 2, Chair: A. Ikeda-

Ohno] Jian Zheng

[Chemistry 4, Chair: D. Clark] Martin Maximilian Maiwald

[Separation and reprocessing 3, Chair:A. Geist] Travis S. Grimes

[Materials Science 4, Chair: Xiaolin Wang] Patrick G Allen

[Spectroscopy, Chair: Y. Takeda] Igor N. Izosimov

9:30 Peter Kunz Masato Morita Carsten Koke James Gerard Tobin9:35

9:45 Break Break Marie Simonnet Yukie Yoshii Hideki Tou Hauke Bosco Jeongmook Lee Masaumi Nakahara

Bingyun Ao Vanessa Maren Timmermann9:50

10:00 Hirohide Kofuji Jean-Christophe Griveau

Chao XU Seung Park Tsachi Livneh

10:05 [Physics 1, Chair: R. Caciuffo] Johann Bouchet

[Fuels 1, Chair: Y. Pipon] Masahide Takano

10:15 Break Break Break Break Break Break Boris Dorado Hee-Kyung Kim

10:30 Hiroki Nakamura Nicole Adam

10:35 Alexander V. Andreev

Romain Vauchy [Separation and reprocessing 1, Chair:T. Grimes] Artem V Gelis

[Fuels 2, Chair: R. Vauchy] Ondrej Benes

[Material Science 2,

Chair: P. Allen] Brice Ravat

[Chemistry 3, Chair:

Karsten Meyer] Michael A Chimes

[Physics 5, Chair: H. Yamagami] Klaus D.A. Wendt

[Separation and

reprocessing 3, Chair:A. Geist]

Kathleen Schnaars

10:45 Michael Shandalov

Peter Kaden

10:50 Ladislav Havela Dominic Laventine

Christopher Zarzana

Hideki Tomita Masahiko Nakase

11:00 Summary

11:05 Ai Nakamura Ki-Hwan Kim Suliang Yang Yves Pipon James Edward Darnbrough

Gabriel L. Murphy Xie-Gang Zhu Yaxing Wang

11:20 Fuminori HONDA Marjorie Bertolus Evgenia V. Lyzlova François Delaunay

Jean Aupiais Yu Yang Konstantinos Kavallieratos11:25

11:30 Presenting Actinides 2021

11:35 Yudai Shigekawa Eleanor Lawrence Bright

Clotilde Gaillard Masahiko Machida

Akihiro Uehara Satoru Tsushima Ping Zhang Hiroyuki Kazama

11:45 Closing

11:50 Hirokazu Hayashi Dominik Legut Sergey E. Vinokurov

Andrej Skerencak-Frech

Takeshi Aoki

12:05 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

12:50 Poster MoPS Poster MoPS Poster WePS Poster WePS

13:00 [Plenary 3, Chair: L. Havela] Krzysztof Gofryk

[Plenary 6, Chair: Y. Nagame] Hisaaki Kudo13:05

13:45 [Physics 2, Chair: L. Havela] Peter S Riseborough

[Material Science 1, Chair: B. Ao]

Xiaolin Wang

[Chemistry 4, Chair: Y. Ikeda] Roger Kloditz

[Superheavy Elements, Chari: Y. Nagame] James B Roberto

14:00 Ephraim Bulemela John Arnold

14:15 Dai Aoki Joseph Edward Sutcliffe

Kongqiu Hu Alexander Yakushev14:20

14:30 Christelle Tamain

14:45 Rikio Konno Shu-Xian Hu Narumi Kondo

14:50 [Environment 1, Chair: A. Kitamura]

Atsushi Ikeda-Ohno

[Decommissioning, Chair: T. Kimura]

Richard Wilbraham14:55

15:00 Break Break Break

15:05 William R Bower Michael Uwe Ochs15:10 Group Photo

15:20 Kristijonas Plausinaitis

Takamitsu Ishidera15:25 [Physics 3, Chair:

Y. Onuki] Shin-ichi Fujimori

[Separation and reprocessing 2,

Chair:A.V. Gelis] Yan Zhang

[Chemistry 5, Chair: S. Tsushima]

Juliane Marz

[Superheavy Elements, Chari: Y. Nagame] Michael Block

15:30 Excursion

15:35 Norikazu Kinoshita

Toru Kitagaki

15:40 TORU KOBAYASHI

Thomas Radoske

15:50 Break Break

15:55 Roberto Caciuffo Gael Loubert Sebastian Schone Tetsuya K. Sato

16:00 Registration, Reception

16:10 Michael Anthony Bromley

Shuao Wang

16:15 [Chemistry 1, Chair: S. Suzuki] Attila Kovacs

[Nuclear Forensics, Chair: Kimura, Halevy] Itzhak Halevy

16:25 Fabrice Wilhelm Weiqun Shi christophe Volkringer

Hiroyuki Koura

16:30 Lei Mei Chu-Ting Yang

16:40 Emma Rose Gilroy

Kalman Toth Break Break

16:45 Elodie DALODIERE

Anya C Keatley16:50

16:55 Break Break [Chemistry 5, Chair: S. Tsushima]

Koichiro Takao

[Material Science 3, Chari: Y. Haga]

Ruizhi Qiu17:00 Kenji Takeshita Alonso Castro

17:10 [Chemistry 2, Chair:

Y. Okamoto] Evgeny V. Alekseev

Jipan Yu Shai Cohen

17:15 Yuji Sasaki Yoshiki Kimura

17:25 Marcus ALTMAIER

Matthieu Virot Olivier TOUGAIT

17:40 Jun Wen Joy Hannah Farnaby

Silvie Maskova

17:55 Taishi Kobayashi Elizabeth A Howett18:00

18:20 MEXT project Special Session -Actinides Basics for decommissioning of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (tentative) -

19:00 Conference Dinner

Chair: T. Yaita

Toru Ogawa

Yukitoshi Miura

Koki Takanashi

16:00 - 19:00

19:00-21:0018:20-19:50

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