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SUMMARY:ECAP Seminar: Malte Göttsche
DESCRIPTION:Civilian and military use of nuclear technology\nTo exploit nuclear technology for civilian purposes\, in particular energy production\, a variety of facilities – a nuclear fuel cycle – is necessary\, comprising reactors and uranium enrichment plants among others. These same facilities\, however\, produce the fissile materials that are required to build nuclear weapons: plutonium and highly enriched uranium. Thus\, nuclear fuel cycle facilities are inherently dual-use. The civilian or military nature of a nuclear program can only be assessed by verifying nuclear programs. This is the task of the International Atomic Energy Agency\, which conducts on-site inspections. The development of verification technologies is a topic of on-going research. Besides an introduction into the nuclear fuel cycle and its uses\, this talk will address one particular verification approach under development which intersects with particle physics: antineutrino monitoring to verify reactors operations.
URL:https://ecap.nat.fau.de/index.php/event/ecap-seminar-2024-02-01-malte-gottsche/
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