Advanced Nuclear Science and Technology Techniques Workshop

Session

Collaborations and Networking

20 May 2022, 10:00

Visitors Centre (NRF-iThemba LABS, Old Faure Road, Cape Town)

Conveners

Collaborations and Networking

• Alison Bruce (University of Brighton)

Collaborations and Networking

• Alison Bruce (University of Brighton)
• Pete Jones (iThemba LABS)

Contribution list Timetable

110. The Role of Inter-Africa UK Collaboration in Improving Nuclear Instrumentation for Research and Development in Africa

Innocent Jimmy Lugendo (University of Dar es Salaam)

20/05/2022, 10:00

Oral

In the current world of science and technology, the contribution of nuclear science, technology and techniques cannot be overestimated. Humankind have benefited from many aspects of nuclear science and technology especially in areas such as power production, health services, agricultural developments and security. Moreover, nuclear techniques have continued to be beneficial for analysing food...

103. Phase 0 of the Low-Energy Radioactive-Ion Beam Project at iThemba LABS

Robert Bark (iThemba LABS)

Oral

The Low-Energy Radioactive-Ion Beam (LERIB) project of iThemba LABS begins with Phase 0 – the construction of an Isotope Separation OnLine (ISOL) facility to produce radioactive-ion beams. A primary beam of 66 MeV protons, of up to 1 A intensity, will impinge on carbide targets in a target/ion-source (front-end) that is similar to that of the SPES facility [1] at INFN Legnaro, and the ISOLDE...