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Top [] SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CENTER IN UKRAINE Home Monday, 06 June 2011 STCU NUCLEAR FORENSICS EXPERTS' WORKSHOP Tbilisi, Georgia - 08 and 09 June 2009 AGENDA List of Participants * REPORT & RECOMMENDATIONS * STCU will appreciate completing this questionnaire and returning it as your feedback to attention of Seriy Sliusarenko, STCU Senior Specialist via E-mail: sergiy.sliusarenko@stcu.int Registration & Logistics Ms. Iryna Rogachova Email : iryna.rogochova@stcu.int Technical Area Senior Specialist Mr. Sergiy Sliusarenko Email : sergiy.sliusarenko@stcu.int MUZA Conference Center: The Workshop takes place in Tbilisi, Georgia, at the Conference Center "Musa" . Address: International Center of Culture and Conference MUSA, Turtle (Kus_Tba) Lake Road, Tbilisi. Georgia, Tel.: +995 32 290 019 Download their PDF Brochure here . Participants are welcome to book their accommodation through STCU and stay within Hotel Primavera from where ground transportation is organized to take participants to the Conference Center. Address: City Partner Hotel Primavera, Kuchishvili str. 8, 0179 Tbilisi. Georgia Tel.: (995 32) 251 146 / Fax.: (995 32) 251 147 / Website: www.primavera.ge/ For more details please send an email to the attention of iryna.rogochova@stcu.int Objectives of the Workshop: The key objective of the workshop is to identify what are the unmet research needs and priority R&D interests in this targeted field. STCU hopes the workshop will help create the basis for one future STCU Call for Research Proposals that target urgent R&D objectives in the area. The questions that the workshop will address include: (i) - What are the R&D areas of highest interest in the area? Where are the world's leading experts targeting their research efforts? What are the international priority needs/problems within this field? What are the current priorities for the regions and countries that are within the STCU membership? (ii) - What is the current level of R&D capability within the STCU Recipient Parties in this area? What R&D programmatic efforts are being undertaken by the Recipients in this field, and which organizations are sponsoring these efforts? (iii) - What R&D priorities could be addressed through STCU-sponsored projects or programs? What other organizations or groups working in this field might be interested in participating (including financial contributions) in an STCU targeted research program? Presentations and Publications for Download: The following table offers for download all Presentations and Publications made available by the workshop Participants. Right click the link to save on your computer. Organization Name Title Nuclear and radiation safety service of georgia. Tbilisi, Georgia Dr. Meskhi and Dr. Kurdadze Portable search devices îf wide application în the basis îf RSNS - Radioisotope SwitchabIe Neutron Source Institute of Physics Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences Professor Azad Bayramov Terahertz Generator Application in Detection Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear Materials and Threat Risk Assessment International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria Academician Bekhzod YULDASHEV NON- PROLIFERATION PROBLEMS IN CENTRAL ASIA: PREVENTING NUCLEAR AND RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL TRAFFICKING Institute of Applied Physics, Academy of Science of Moldova, Chisinau, Moldova Dr. Baznat Mircea Application of photonuclear reactions for identification of illicit fissible materials Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Andrzej (Andy) T. Luksic Nuclear Forensics at PNNL: A Case Study Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Andrzej (Andy) T. Luksic Nuclear Archeology in a Bottle: Evidence of Pre-Trinity U.S. Weapons Activities from a Waste Burial Site Pasific Northwest National Laboratory Andrzej (Andy) T. Luksic Экспертно-технический анализ ядерных материалов на Хэнфорде: Анализ конкретного случая Deputy Director, center for Global Research, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA Dr. Eileen S. Vergino Nuclear Forensics International Engagement: Needs and Accomplishments Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology of NAS of Ukraine Dr. Stanislav Sashenko Nuclear Security Culture - Another Step to Nuclear Security ISTC, Senior Project Manager, Global Security and Strategic Planning Department Ms. Svetlana Genisaretskaya ISTC Projects and Activities on Nuclear Forensics Andronikashvili Institute of Physics Dr. Grigol Kiknadze, Dr. Platon Imnadze, Dr. Zaza Rostomashvili Институт физики им. Андроникашвили и ядерный криминал Institute for Transuranium Elements, Karlsruhe, Germany Dr. Klaus Mayer Existing Methods in Nuclear Forensics and Future Trends Institute for Transuranium Elements, Karlsruhe, Germany Dr. Klaus Mayer Nuclear Forensics - a Methodology Providing Clues on the Origin of Illicity Trafficked Nuclear Materials Institute for Transuranium Elements, Karlsruhe, Germany Dr. Klaus Mayer Nuclear Forensic Science - From Cradle to Maturity. (Accepted) Institute for Transuranium Elements, Karlsruhe, Germany Dr. Klaus Mayer Nuclear Forensic Science - From Cradle to Maturity. (Review Article) NRSS Mr. Jumber Mamasakhlisi NUCLEAR SECURITY – PART OF REGIONAL SECURITY Deputy Director of the Institute of Radiation Problems of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences Dr. Ibrahim Gabulov Nuclear Forensics Research and Development Prospective Directions in Azerbaijan. U.S. Department of State Office of WMD Terrorism Mrs. Sarah Fendrich International Nuclear Forensics Cooperation Institute for Scintillation Materials NAS of Ukraine, Kharkov Dr. Vyacheslav Pedash Research and Development of Different Advanced Spectroscopy Portal Monitors on the Base of Single Technological Platform Institute for Nuclear Research National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine V. Tryshyn, A.Berlizov Characterization of nuclear and radioactive materials seized from illicit trafficking in Ukraine Workshop Pictures Worshop Entrance Banner Group of Participants Conference Center Muza Pictures courtesy of Yaroslava Chuiko and Iryna Rogachova (STCU) More About the Science and Technology Center in Ukraine : The STCU facilitates the creation of ties between scientific communities. STCU main advantages are : A Tax-Free Environment for local researchers’ fees and for imports of equipment to Recipient Countries. 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