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Fusion ProgrammeF. ORSITTO, A. BOBOC, C. MAZZOTTA, E. GIOVANNOZZI, L. ZABEO AND JET EFDA CONTRIBUTORS:Modelling of polarimetry measurements at JETPlasma Phys. Controll. FusionM. PILLON, M. ANGELONE, G. AIELLI, S. ALMAVIVA, M. MARINELLI, E. MILANI, G. PRESTOPINO, A.TUCCIARONE, C. VERONA, G. VERONA-RINATI: Study of the radiation tolerance of a high quality synthetic singlecrystal CVD diamond detector irradiated by 14.8 MeV neutronsJ. Appl. PhysI. RICAPITO, A. CIAMPICHETTI, G. BENAMATI, M. ZUCCHETTI: Tritium extraction systems for the EuropeanHCLL/HCPB TBMsFusion Sci. Technol.I. RICAPITO, A. CIAMPICHETTI, P. AGOSTINI, G. BENAMATI: Tritium processing systems for HCPB-TBMFusion Eng. Des.A. TINCANI, P.A. DI MAIO, G. DELL’ORCO, I. RICAPITO, B. RICCARDI, G. VELLA: Steady state and transientthermal-hydraulic characterization of full-scale ITER divertor plasma facing componentFusion Eng. Des.DI MAIO, G. DELL’ORCO, R. GIAMMUSSO, A. MALAVASI, I. RICAPITO, A. TINCANI, G. VELLA: Experimental testsand thermomechanical analyses on the hexcaliber mock-upFusion Eng. Des.C. FAZIO, P. AGOSTINI, G. BENAMATI, et al.: The MEGAPIE-TEST project: Supporting research and lessonslearned in first-of-a-kind spallation target technologyNucl. Eng. Des.Contributions toconferencesS. ROSANVALLON, O. GASTALDI, L. DI PACE, R. PAMPIN, G. MARBACH: Wastemanagement for ITER and for fusion reactorsITER, A Major Step Toward Nuclear Fusion Energy, Aix en Provence (France), January 22-24, 2007D. MAISONNIER, D. CAMPBELL, I. COOK, L. DI PACE, L. GIANCARLI, J. HAYWARD, A. LIPUMA, P. NORAJITRA, P. SARDAIN, M.Q. TRAN, P. WARD: The European Fusion Reactor ActivitiesITER, A Major Step Toward Nuclear Fusion Energy, Aix en Provence (France), January 22-24, 2007A. FRATTOLILLO, A. DE NINNO: Detection of 4 He/D 2 peak ratios in the 10 -7 range using a normal resolutionquadrupole mass spectrometerXVIII Congresso Nazionale sulla Scienza e Tecnologia del Vuoto, Florence (Italy), April 2-4, 20072007 Progress ReportA.J. KONING, A, R.A. FORREST, Y. RUGAMA, H. HENRIKSSON, O. BERSILLON, P. RULLHUSEN, A. TRKOV, C.DEAN, U. FISCHER, R. JACQMIN, H. LEEB, C. NORDBORG, A. PEARCE, M. PESCARINI, M. AVRIGEANU, V.AVRIGEANU, P. BATISTONI, E. BAUGE, M.M. BE, P. BEM, D. BERNARD, A. BIDAUD, O. BOULAND, A. COURCELLE,P. DOS-SANTOS-UZARRALDE, B. DUCHEMIN, I. DUHAMEL, M.C. DUIJVESTIJN, E. DUPONT, F. GUNSING, W.HAECK, A. HOGENBIRK, T.D. HUYNH, C. JOUANNE, M.A. KELLETT, I. KODELI, J. KOPECKY, D. LEICHTLE, J.LEPPANEN, M.J. LOPEZ JIMENEZ, M. MATTES, E. MENAPACE, R. MILLS, B. MORILLON, C. MOUNIER, A.NICHOLS, G. NOGUERE, A. NOURI, R. PEREL, P. PERESLAVTSEV, R. PERRY, M. PILLON, A. PLOMPEN, D.RIDIKAS, P. ROMAIN, C. DE SAINT JEAN, A. SANTAMARINA, E. SARTORI, K. SEIDEL, O. SEROT, S. SIMAKOV, J.C.SUBLET, S. TAGESEN, S.C. VAN DER MARCK, AND H. VONACH: The JEFF evaluated nuclear data project2007 Int. Conf. on Nuclear Data for Science and Technology, Nice (France), April 22-27, 2007P. BATISTONI, L. PETRIZZI, U. FISHER, A. SERIKOV, K. SEIDEL, R. VILLARI, L. AUDITORE: Validation of FENDL-2.1 nuclear data library for use in ITER nuclear analysis2007 Int. Conf. on Nuclear Data for Science and Technology, Nice (France), April 22-27, 2007106
7. Publications and Events - Fusion Programme2007 Progress ReportU. FISCHER, P. BATISTONI, R. FORREST, C. KONNO, R.L. PEREL, K. SEIDEL, S.P. SIMAKOV: Developmentneeds of nuclear data for fusion technology2007 Int. Conf. on Nuclear Data for Science and Technology, Nice (France), April 22-27, 2007R. CESARIO, C. CASTALDO, A. FONSECA, R. DE ANGELIS, V. PARAIL, P. SMEULDERS, M. BEURSKENS, M. BRIX, G.CALABRÒ, P. DE VRIES, J. MAILLOUX, V. PERICOLI, G. RAVERA, R. ZAGORSKI, AND JET EFDA COLLABORATORS:Lower hybrid current drive in experiments for transport barriers at high β N of JET (Joint European Torus)17 th Radio Frequency Power in Plasmas Conference, Clearwater (USA), May 7-9, 2007A. FRATTOLILLO, A. DE NINNO: A powerful tool to quantitatively detect tiny amounts of 4 He in a deuterium richbackground for fusion research22 nd IEEE/NPSS Symp. on Fusion Engineering (SOFE), Albuquerque (USA) June 17-21, 2007L. PANGIONE, J.B. LISTER: Matlab modeling of ITER-CODACIAEA Techn. Meeting, Inujana (Japan), June 4-8, 2007L. BONCAGNI, C. CENTIOLI, F. IANNONE, C. NERI, M. PANELLA, L. PANGIONE, M. RIVA, M. SCAPPATICCI, V.VITALE, L. ZACCARIAN: Synchronous databus network in ITER: open source real-time network for the nextnuclear fusion experimentIAEA Techn. Meeting, Inujana (Japan), June 4-8, 2007F. MIRIZZI, R. MAGGIORA, L. PANACCIONE, G.L. RAVERA, A.A. TUCCILLO: Conceptual design of the ICRH andLHCD systems for FT-322 nd IEEE/NPSS Symp. on Fusion Engineering (SOFE), Albuquerque (USA), June 17-21, 2007A. FRATTOLILLO, S. MIGLIORI, F. BOMBARDA,C, S. K. COMBS, L.R. BAYLOR, C. R. FOUST, G. ROVETA: Thecompact, four barrel high speed pellet injector for the Ignitor experiment22 nd IEEE/NPSS Symposium on Fusion Engineering 2007 (SOFE07) Albuquerque, NM (USA) June, 17-21, 2007M. RIVA, B. ESPOSITO, D. MAROCCO: FPGA-based pulse-oriented digital acquisition system for nuclear detectors22 nd IEEE/NPSS Symp. on Fusion Engineering (SOFE), Albuquerque (USA), June 17-21, 2007C. NERI, L. BARTOLINI, A. COLETTI, M. FERRI DE COLLIBUS, G. FORNETTI, S. LUPINI, F. POLLASTRONE, M.RIVA, L. SEMERARO: The in-vessel 3D inspection system for ITER22nd IEEE/NPSS Symp. on Fusion Engineering (SOFE), Albuquerque (USA), June 17-21, 2007G. MADDALUNO, M. DI FINO, F. ORSITTO, A. RUFOLONI, M. MONTECCHI, E. NICHELATTI, E. SERRA, A.LITNOVSKY, G. SERGIENKO, G. DE TEMMERMAN, L. MAROT: Tests of rhodium-coated molybdenum firstsmirrors for ITER diagnostics34 th Europ. Conference on Plasma Physics (EPS), Warsaw (Poland), July 2-6, 2007M. PILLON, M. ANGELONE, S. SANDRI: Measurements of fusion neutron induced activation and decay heat inrhenium. Comparison with code predictions8 th Inter.Topical Meeting on Nuclear Application and Utilization of Accelerator, Pocatello (USA), July 31-August 3, 2007C. NARDI, C. ANNINO, L. BETTINALI: Short term tests on unidirectional fiberglass for ITER pre-compression rings8 th Inter. Symp. on Fusion Nuclear Technology (ISFNT-8), Heidelberg (Germany), September 30 - October 5, 2007S. SANDRI, A. CONIGLIO, M. D’ARIENZO, L. PETRIZZI, M. PILLON, R. VILLARI: Safety analysis for themaintenance of the calorimeter of the first ITER neutral beam injector8 th Inter. Topical Meeting on Nuclear Application and Utilization of Accelerator, Pocatello (USA), July 31-August 3, 2007V. VIOLANTE, F. SARTO, E. CASTAGNA, C. SIBILIA, M. BERTOLOTTI, R. LI VOTI, G. LEAHU, M. MCKUBRE, F.TANZELLA, K. GRABOWSKI, G. HUBLER, D. KNIES, T. ZILOV, I. DARDIK: Calorimetric results of ENEAcooperative experimentsInt. Conf. on Cold Fusion - ICCF-13, Sochi, Russia June, 25- July 1, 2007107
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