Program
The UCANS 10 Abstract Book is available for download!
UCANS 10 Timetable at a Glance
Short Program pdf (version: 12.10.2023.)
Sessions and Speakers
Sessions and Speakers pdf (version: 12.10.2023.)
Visit and Social Dinner information
Visits and Social Dinner information
Poster Presentations
List of Poster Presentations pdf (version: 12.10.2023.)
Posters will be available for discussion in the coffee break area during the entire time of the meeting.
Monday, 16 October, 2023
Registration & Welcome
Opening session
Session 1. Instrumentation
Chair: Ferenc Mezei
Jörg Voigt JCNS (keynote) – An Instrumentation Suite for HBS
Koichi Kino AIST (inv.) – Status and imaging examples of the compact electron accelerator-driven neutron facility AISTANS
Sheng Wang INPC CAEP – Improvements of fast neutron tomography based on compact accelerator of D-T neutron source
Coffee break
cont. Session 1. Instrumentation
Oliver Zimmer ILL (inv.) – Nested mirror optics – the next generation of neutron delivery systems?
Yoshihisa Iwashita Kyoto Univ. – Update of Magnetic Optics for Neutron Beams
Stefan Scheuren Darmstadt Techn. Univ. – Demonstration of non-destructive, isotope-sensitive material characterization using a laser-based neutron source
Posters & Discussions
ELENA Association General Assembly
Tuesday, 17 October, 2023
Session 2. Applications
Chair: Dong Won Lee
Yoshié Otake RIKEN (keynote) – RIKEN Accelerator-driven compact neutron sources, RANS, and their applications
Alain Menelle LLB (inv.) – CANS and industrial applications
Ryu Kiuchi NTT – Possibility of evaluating the cosmic proton environment for CANS using clarifying the relationship between neutron- and proton-induced SEU cross sections
Ke Jianlin INPC CAEP – Development and applications of compact deuterium-deuterium neutron generator at INPC, CAEP
Coffee break
cont. Session 2. Applications
Young-soon Bae DawonMedax (inv.) – Boron neutron capture therapy using LINAC-driven epithermal
neutron beam in Korea
Hiroaki Kumada Tsukuba Univ. – Neutron beam performance of iBNCT001, a linac-based neutron source for neutron capture therapy in Tsukuba project
Ettore Mafucci Torino Univ. – Development of a Neutron Capture Therapy Compact Spectrometer
Javier Dawidowski CNEA – Determination of effective temperatures through affordable concurrent techniques in CANS
Lunch included on site
Session 3. Facilities/Projects I.
Chair: Xuewu Wang
Hirohiko M. Shimizu Nagoya Univ. (keynote) – A Quantitative Description of Supply and Demand Relationship of Neutron Beam Use – Numeracy for Applications of Neutrons
Mario Perez ESS Bilbao – The European Low Energy accelerator-based Neutron facilities Association (ELENA) – Current Status and Perspectives
Natko Skukan IAEA – Neutron Science Facility of the IAEA
Coffee break
cont. Session 3. Facilities/Projects I.
Ulrich Rücker JCNS – Thermal moderator-reflector assembly for HBS
Dong Won Lee KAERI – Development status and application plan of 30 MeV cyclotron based neutron source in Korea
Wen Wang (subst. for Chao Liu) IANS – Development of HINEG Series High Intensity Steady Neutron Generators
Posters & Discussions
UCANS Board Meeting
UCANS 10 Scientific Program Committee Dinner
Wednesday, 18 October, 2023
Session 4. Technologies
Chair: Frédéric Ott
Masahiro Okamura BNL (keynote) – RFQ linear accelerators for compact neutron production system
Luyu Ji CIAE – The development of the Compact Accelerator-driven Neutron Source at CIAE
Yuxuan Lai Tsinghua Univ. – The optimization of target station for bimodal neutron and photon imaging
Petr Konik HUN-REN CER – Coupling neutron moderators and optics
Coffee break
cont. Session 4. Technologies
Luca Zanini ESS (inv.) – Moderator developments in HighNESS and feedback to compact sources design
Yun Chang Shin IBS – Compact ultracold neutron source for low-energy accelerator-driven neutron sources
Kazuo Muramatsu (subst. for Y. Ikeda) Incubation All. – Exploring a new application of RANS cold neutrons for increasing cold neutrons with flower shaped graphene reflector
László Rosta HUN-REN CER – Cold moderator developments for the new generation neutron sources
Lunch included on site
Session 5. Facilities/Projects II.
Chair: Javier Dawidowski
Hirotaka Sato Hokkaido Univ. (keynote) – Recent achievements of the Hokkaido University Neutron Source (HUNS) facility with cold/thermal/epithermal/fast neutrons
Xuewu Wang Tsinghua Univ. (inv.) – CANS Projects in China
Paul Zakalek JCNS – JULIC Neutron Platform, a testbed for HBS
Coffee break
cont. Session 5. Facilities/Projects II.
Frédéric Ott LLB – The ICONE project: towards a new neutron source in France for materials science and industry
Luis A. Fernandez Barrio ESS Bilbao – The neutron source target proposal for the ARGITU project
Cheolmin Ham IRIS – Recent progress of Nuclear Data Production System at RAON
Posters & Discussion
Social Dinner
Vén Hajó Restaurant (Kossuth Museum Boat)
1052 Budapest, Vigadó 2nd pier
More information: Visits and Social Dinner
Thursday, 19 October, 2023
Session 6. Nuclear Physics
Chair: Rolando Granada
Douglas Di Julio ESS ERIC (keynote) – Advances in nuclear data development for moderator and reflector design at the European Spallation Source
Norberto Schmidt JCNS – On the comparison of the experimental neutron cold spectra obtained for various para- and ortho-hydrogen ratios against Monte Carlo simulations with different codes and nuclear data libraries
Douglas Di Julio ESS ERIC – New Scattering kernels for Monte-Carlo Neutron Transport in Superfluid Helium
Sheng-Long Jeng INER – Neutron researches using cyclotron accelerator at INER
Coffee break
John M. Carpenter Prize Ceremony
Closing session
Group photo
Lunch included on site
Meeting at 14:15 in the Mercure Hotel Lobby
Train to Martonvásár from Déli train station with group ticket
More information: Visits and Social Dinner
LvB CANS visit Martonvásár
Meeting for the train back to Déli Station at LvB CANS at 17:15
Friday, 20 October, 2023
Optional Visit to BNC (Budapest Neutron Centre) and Mirrotron’s Neutron Optics HQ & labs
Meeting point: Mercure Hotel Lobby 7:50
8:00 – Charter bus from Hotel Mercure Castle Hill to KFKI campus (approx. 30 min.)
12:00 – Charter bus from KFKI back to Hotel Mercure Castle Hill (approx. 30 min.)
More information: Visits and Social Dinner