Annex I Description of Work (April 2007) - ENEN Association

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Euratom 2005-6 – Fixed deadline Coordination Actions ENEN-II radioactivity, radionuclide measurements and mathematical modelling and has participated in several FP projects. The group and the university have extensive experience of international university collaboration at the post-graduate level. Prof. R. Garcia-Tenorio has 23 years experience of radionuclide research and has collaborated in several FP projects, as well as in many postgraduate masters and doctorate programmes. He is an expert in the field of post-graduate provision within the discipline and has extensive teaching experience. Prof. M. Garcia-Leon is Director of the National Accelerator Centre in Seville and has published extensively in the field of radionuclide metrology. Responsible for some 40 national / international projects and many post-graduate masters and doctorate programmes. The research programme of the Atomic, Molecular and Nuclear Physics Department of the University of Sevilla concentrates on the three research areas of Nuclear Structure, Nuclear Reactions and Molecular Physics. The Nuclear Structure research is devoted to the application of the Interacting Boson Model to the description of collective states in medium and heavy nuclei, development of microscopic models beyond the harmonic approximation of RPA and consistent use of pairing interaction (preserving the Galilean invariance) for the description of the giant dipolar resonance and the structure of N=Z nuclei. The research on Nuclear Reactions concentrates on reaction mechanisms in reactions induced by polarized heavy ions, weakly bound systems, semiclassical description of relativistic coulomb excitation, electron scattering and development of optical potentials for nucleon-nucleus collisions. Dr. Jose Manuel Quesada is Professor Titular de Universidad at the Department of Atomic, Molecular and Nuclear Physics. After finishing studies in Sevilla University in 1981, he spent two years at the Niels Bohr Institut of Copenhaguen doing his Ph.D. research work on the imaginary part of the optical potential for heavy ion collisions. After getting a permanent position in 1987, he spent one year at CERN as scientific associate in the Proton Synchrotron division, participating in he design (beam dynamics studies) of the RFQ injector for the Lead Ion Linac. Since 2000 he is the scientific person in charge of the group of University of Sevilla participating in the nTOF Collaboration. His main research field is the optical potential for nucleon-nucleus reactions. 1-40 Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC) Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, has 28,362 students, 2,604 lectures, 1,280 administrative and service staff. The budget for 2004 was 242,835,638 € and the income managed by the Technology Transfer Centre is 41,537,661 € in 2004. Every year about 700 UPC students go abroad for exchanges of four months in average. UPC has 10 schools, one of them is “Escola Tecnica Superior d’ Enginyers Industrials de Barcelona (ETSEIB)” founded in 1851. This school has 4.000 students and 300 lectures. The UPC is an academic institution providing high level scientific education in nuclear disciplines. For instance at the degree level in ETSEIB is providing about 60 ECTS every year on purely nuclear engineering oriented, and in 2004 has inaugurate a Conceptual Simulator of Nuclear Power Plants (SIREP 1300). UPC has a PhD program on Nuclear Engineering. The research activities related to nuclear engineering are developed in the Department of Physics and Nuclear Engineering and in the Institute of Energy Technologies. Annex I Description of Work - page 94 of 124
Euratom 2005-6 – Fixed deadline Coordination Actions ENEN-II The education and research activities related to nuclear engineering at UPC are developed by: 2 professor, 9 lectures, 8 PhD researches, and 16 PhD students. The research topics are: nuclear technology, nuclear safety, environmental impact, ionizing radiation technology, radiation protection, nuclear fusion, nuclear instrumentation, particle accelerators, thermal-hydraulics, radioactive waste, non destructive evaluation, radon, dosimetry. Javier Dies, Industrial Engineering degree (energy specialty) at ETSEIB-UPC in 1985. Award First Master Thesis by Catalunya Industrial Engineering Association 1985. Received his PhD at Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC) in 1989. PhD Award with special distinction 1989. Since 1985 is lecturer at UPC and in 2003 win the post of Nuclear Engineering Professor at UPC. Contact person of the Nuclear Engineering Research Group (NERG) at UPC. Since 1995 to 2002 was Sub director of Economic Affairs at ETSEIB. He is author of about 90 publications. Since 1999 is director of Nuclear Engineering Section at DFEN - UPC. Contact person at UPC for ENEN. Partner 2 Middlesex University (MU) Middlesex University is one of the United Kingdoms largest universities with more than 25,000 registered students. It is located on five main campus sites located close to Enfield in north London. Within the university masters-level programmes are taught that include radiological protection content and, in addition, several masters / PhD students are undertaking radiological protection / radioecology research projects. Members of staff undertake research projects in collaboration with European partners and have experience of co-ordinating FP projects. Prof. N. Priest is Professor of Environmental Toxicity. He is Head of the Decision Analysis and Risk Management Research Centre and the former programme leader for the MSc Risk Management. Relevant research conducted in the areas of radiobiology and radioecology. Has previous experience of co-ordination of and participation in FP5/6 projects- including the EURAC project. Previously, was a research scientist at the National Radiological Protection Board and was the Head of Biomedical Research at the UK Atomic Energy Authority, Harwell. Dr. H. Garelick is a principle lecturer in the School of Health and Social Sciences. She is the school postgraduate programme co-ordinator in the area of public health and environmental science and has considerable experience of the development of post-graduate programmes and of EU-funded education programmes, e.g., SOCRATES and ERASMUS. Her main area of expertise is in water chemistry and microbiology. Member of Chemistry and the Environment Division, IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemists). Partner 3 University College Dublin (UCD) University College Dublin is the largest university in Ireland with over 20,000 students. Research and teaching in disciplines related to radiological protection and radioecology are promulgated within the School of Physics. This has a long history of research participation within EU FP’s and trains most Irish nuclear physics, radiochemistry and radioecology professionals. It also has longstanding education provision links with other EU countries – principally Spain. Prof. P. Mitchell is the former Head of the School of Physics and is presently Director of the Radiation Physics Research Laboratory and a specialist in the field of radiochemistry and radiological protection. He is a member of EURATOM (Article 37) Group of Experts and is an Annex I Description of Work - page 95 of 124
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