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Appendix C
Statement of Task
T
he U.S. National Academies and Russian Academy of Sciences will
organize a joint symposium to discuss progress, challenges, and op-
portunities for conversion of research reactors from highly enriched
uranium to low enriched uranium fuel. The symposium will address the
following topics:
• Recent progress on conversion of research reactors, with a focus
on U.S.- and Russian-origin reactors.
• Lessons learned for overcoming conversion challenges, increasing
the effectiveness of research reactor use, and enabling new reactor missions.
• Future research reactor conversion plans, challenges, and opportunities.
• Actions that could be taken by U.S. and Russian organizations to
promote conversion.
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