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ERINDA Project: Nuclear Data Applications Coordination

ERINDA Project aims to coordinate European efforts in nuclear data applications, provide access to nuclear facilities, and facilitate communication and dissemination of results. Activities include transnational access, scientific visits, pooling of resources, and networking workshops.

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ERINDA Project: Nuclear Data Applications Coordination

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  1. ERINDA Project E.Chiaveri (EN-STI-EET) n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

  2. The project • ERINDA (European Research Infrastructures for Nuclear Data Applications) • Co-ordination and Support Action • 3 years (01.12.2010 – 30.11.2013) • Budget: 0.999 M€ • 15 partners n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

  3. n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

  4. n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

  5. Objectives • Coordinate European efforts in neutron data in novel research on advanced concepts for nuclear fission reactors and transmutation of nuclear waste • Provide adequate transnational access to nuclear facilities of the consortium. • Provide scientific visits to consortium facilities • Foster communication and dissemination of results n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

  6. ERINDA activities • Transnational Access activities • 2500h of additional beam time • 25 typical experiments • Pooling of resources • Short Term Scientific visits (max 3 month) • Support of 80 man weeks • Program Advisory Committee decides on the proposed experiment and adequate facility. n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

  7. ERINDA activities • Networking activities • Workshops (planned) • FZ Dresden (Kickoff) • NPI (1st progress meeting) • JYFL (2nd progress meeting) • CERN (Final user meeting) • Dissemination of results (website, publications, conference contributions) n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

  8. Follow up Proposal should be made by N_TOF Collaboration (300 Hours of beam time) similarly to EFNUDAT n_TOF Collaboration Board Meeting CERN 14 April

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