Past Presentations
Presentations given to ANA and the Nuclear Engineering Panel, Engineers Australia
These presentations remain the property of the individual speakers and copyright permission must be sought directly from the speaker.
For slides of presentations to the ANA2022 Conference go to links to the ANA2022 Conference page.
Requirements For Operational Nuclear Plants In Australia From 2030 — Preliminary Concept Study Insights -Webinar by Professor Stephen Wilson, Director of the Centre for Energy Futures, University of Queensland on 21 July 2021.
Molten Salt Reactors – Slides for Webinar presentation by Mark Ho ANSTO on 12 May 2021
Tractebel Vision for Small Modular Reactors – Slides for Webinar presentation by Anicet TOURÉ, Product Manager SMR & Advanced Nuclear Technologies, TRACTEBEL Nuclear Business Line, on 21 April 2021
ANSTO’s new SYMO plant uses Synroc Technology to immobilize nuclear medicine production waste – Slides for Webinar presentation by Pamela Naidoo-Ameglio, ANSTO, on 17 March 2021
UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Role of Nuclear Technology – Annual Four Societies meeting hosted by EA Sydney Division Nuclear Engineering Panel – Slides for Hybrid meeting by Lenka Kollar, Helixos on 17 Februrary 2021
Introduction to the Rolls-Royce UK SMR technology and consortium – Slides for Webinar presentation by Alan Woods, Rolls Royce UK, on 21 October 2020
Licensing the First Nuclear Power Plant in the United Arab Emirates – Slides for webinar presentation by Ian Grant Ottawa on 1 October 2020
Hydrogen Production and Nuclear Power – Slides for webinar presentation by Warner Priest, Siemens Australia on 15 July 2020
New Builds and R&D in Nuclear Power – Webinar presentation by Dr Mark Ho on 28 May 2020. A video of the webinar is at https://youtu.be/T5cImciiwjI .
Nuclear Energy: A New Beginning? and what role it might play in Australia – Presentation by Professor Jacopo Buongiorno (Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)) on 28 Jan 2020.
Nuclear Waste Management – Moving Forward Toward Better Days – Presentation by Dr Charlotta Sanders (World Nuclear Association) on 22 Nov 2019.