Thursday, March 1, 2012

Press advisory from ANS on March 8 Fukushima online event

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                      CONTACT
February 27, 2012                                                    Fritz Schneider: 301.728.4811
                                                                                                                                
HOLD THE DATE FOR WEBCAST OF
AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY’S
UNVEILING OF REPORT ON FUKUSHIMA:
Nation’s Premier Technical Society in Nuclear Community
Issues Report for One Year Anniversary of Fukushima

WHAT:           Report provides a clear and concise explanation of what happened during the Fukushima Daiichi event and evaluates recommendations based upon lessons learned

WHO:             Leading Figures in the Nuclear Science and Technology Community
Dale Klein, PhD, former Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
                        Michael L. Corradini, PhD, Vice President/President-Elect, American Nuclear Society
Jacopo Buongiorno, PhD, Professor of Nuclear Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Paul Dickman, Senior Policy Fellow with Argonne National Laboratory
Hisashi Ninokata, PhD, Professor, Research Laboratory for Nuclear Reactors, Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Michael T. Ryan, PhD, Adjunct Faculty member at Vanderbilt University in the Department of Environmental Engineering and the Texas A&M University in the Department of Nuclear Engineering
Craig D. Sawyer, PhD, retired, expert in boiling water reactor technology
Amir Shahkarami, Chief Executive Officer of Exelon Nuclear Partners and the Senior Vice President of Exelon Generation
Akira Tokuhiro, PhD, Professor of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering at the University of Idaho

WHEN &        Thursday, March 8, 2012, 10:00 a.m. 
Topics Include:
Risk-Informed Regulation
Hazards from Extreme Natural Phenomena
Multiple-Unit Site Considerations
Hardware Design Modifications
Severe Accident Management Guidelines
Command and Control During a Reactor Accident
Emergency Planning
Health Physics
Societal Risk Comparison

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