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Meetings:
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UF meeting,
March 2009

 

Computational Materials Science Network (CMSN) Symposium

¡°Multiscale Simulation of Thermo-mechanical Processes in Irradiated Fission-Reactor Materials¡±

September 13-15, 2007
Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown
Parleys 1 conference room

 

Thursday, Sep. 13

7:45 :

Registration and breakfast in the back of the conference room (Parleys 1)

Perspectives (Bill Weber, Chair)
8:15-8:45: Dieter Wolf, INL, Introduction & CMSN project overview
8:45-9:25: Rory Kennedy, INL, UO2-based nuclear fuel
9:25-10:05: Vincenzo Rondinella, ITU Karlsruhe, Studies on properties and irradiation behaviour of nuclear fuels
10:05-10:30: Break
10:30-11:10: Dana Knoll, INL, Evolving plans for the GNEP fuels modeling and simulation effort
11:10-11:50: Sidney Yip, MIT, A Computational materials science perspective
12:00:

Lunch served at the Radisson Hotel, Emigration Room

Mesoscale Modeling (Anter El-Azab, Chair)
1:30-2:10: Marius Stan, LANL, Mesoscale models and simulations of nuclear fuels
2:10-2:50: Pascal Bellon, UIUC, Toward quantitative phase-field modeling of materials under irradiation
2:50-3:30: Ben Larson, ORNL, 3D X-Ray microscopy characterization of materials microstructure on mesoscopic length scales
3:30-3:50: Break
3:50-4:30: Allen Bower, Brown University, Two-dimensional simulations of plastic deformation and microstructure evolution in polycrystals
4:30-5:10: J.-S. Chen, UCLA, Meshfree approaches for modeling grain structure evolution
5:10: Adjourn

Friday, Sep. 14

Atomistics and Electronic Structure as Input to Mesoscale Models(Jim Belak, Chair)
7:45: Breakfast served in the back of the conference room (Parleys 1)
8:15-8:55: Brian Wirth, UC Berkeley, Multi-scale investigation of the mechanisms controlling irradiation effects in materials and the promise of irradiation resistance
8:55-9:35: Fei Gao, PNNL, Multi-scale simulations of irradiation effects in SiC: From ab-initio calculations to kinetic Monte Carlo simulations
9:35-10:00: Break
10:00-10:40: Blas Pedro Uberuaga, LANL, Radiation tolerance in structurally relatedoxides
10:40-11:20: Susan Sinnott, UFL, Determination of point-defect formation energies in UO2
11:20-12:00: Rene Corrales, UAZ, Irradiation effects in oxide materials
12:00: Lunch served at the Radisson Hotel, Emigration Room
Atomistics and Electronic Structure as Input to Mesoscale Models(Vesselin Yamakov, Chair)
1:30-2:10: Simon Phillpot, UFL, Thermal transport in UO2 from MD simulation
2:10-2:50: Dane Morgan, UWis, Ab-initio based thermokinetic modeling for diffusion constants
2:50-3:00: Break
Plenary Discussion (Sidney Yip, Chair)
3:00-3:20: John Vetrano, DOE/BES, A perspective from BES
3:20-4:20: Topic 1: Linkage with experiments: Microstructural processes and phenomena critical in nuclear fuels (Richard Wright, moderator)
4:20-5:20: Topic 2: Linkage between our CMSN project and appliedsimulation programs (e.g. GNEP) (Kurt Sickafus, moderator)
5:20: Adjourn

Saturday, Sep. 15

CMSN Team Meeting: Review and Coordination of CMSN Thrust
7:45: Breakfast served in the back of the conference room (Parleys 1)
8:15-8:40: Simon Phillpot and Dieter Wolf, Directorate¡¯s Report;
What we decided at last year¡¯s kick-off meeting in SLC (distribution of funds, major thrusts, ¡¦)
8:40-9:00: Progress report by Anter El-Azab
9:00-9:30: Progress reports by Simon Phillpot and Susan Sinnott
9:30-9:50: Progress report by Rene Corrales
9:50-10:10: Progress report by Ram Devanathan (to be given by Bill Weber)
10:10-10:30: Progress report by Dieter Wolf
10:30-11:30: Team discussion: What¡¯s next? Where do we go from here? Action Items¡¦
11:30: Adjourn


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