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Lunch & Learn | “Plus minus what?” - Uncertainty in destructive spent nuclear fuel inventory analysis
About This Webinar
All analytical results of an analysis come (or should come) with an uncertainty. This uncertainty, the “plus/minus number”, is often just taken for granted by the user of the results, without much further thought. In this talk, we shall explore in more detail what is hidden (or not) behind the uncertainty number of a destructive spent nuclear fuel analysis. The aim is to raise users’ awareness of the multiple parameters reflected in that single uncertainty number.
Who can view: People who attended or registered for the webinar only
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Stefaan Van Winckel (°1965)
Education:
- Master in Chemistry, option Analytical Chemistry, University of Gent (UG)
- Master in Environmental Sanitation, University of Gent (UG)
- Doctor in Chemistry, University of Antwerp (UA)
Work experience (related to the topic):
More than 34 years of experience in inorganic analysis, mostly by mass spectrometry; 27 years of experience with spent nuclear fuel related analyses. That career started back in 1989 at the Belgian Study Centre for Nuclear Energy (SCK-CEN) and continues since 2001 at the Joint Research Centre - Karlsruhe (European Commission, Directorate G, Nuclear Safety and Security). Since 2007 supporting the NEA activities regarding SF-COMPO (database of spent nuclear fuel assay data).
Education:
- Master in Chemistry, option Analytical Chemistry, University of Gent (UG)
- Master in Environmental Sanitation, University of Gent (UG)
- Doctor in Chemistry, University of Antwerp (UA)
Work experience (related to the topic):
More than 34 years of experience in inorganic analysis, mostly by mass spectrometry; 27 years of experience with spent nuclear fuel related analyses. That career started back in 1989 at the Belgian Study Centre for Nuclear Energy (SCK-CEN) and continues since 2001 at the Joint Research Centre - Karlsruhe (European Commission, Directorate G, Nuclear Safety and Security). Since 2007 supporting the NEA activities regarding SF-COMPO (database of spent nuclear fuel assay data).
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