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Registration Type
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Early Bird (On or before August 24, 2024)
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Full Rate (After August 24, 2024)
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CNS member full registration
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$1,150
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$1,325
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Non-CNS member full registration
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$1,325
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$1,500
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CNS retiree full registration
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$525
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$650
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Student full registration
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$525
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$650
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CNS member one-day registration
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$600
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$600
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Non-CNS member one-day registration
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$700
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$700
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Additional Innovation Night ticket
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$115
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$115
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Additional conference banquet ticket
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$115
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$115
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Optional workshop
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$90
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$90
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Off-site technical tour
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$90
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$90
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Workshops & Tours
Nuclear proponents must engage with Indigenous Nations and communities with territory, rights and interests in relation to a nuclear development. Indigenous consultation and engagement is an evolving practice emphasizing a good, collaborative relationship and partnership with Nations; however, moving past regulatory requirements is needed to uphold a nation-to-nation relationship and respect the principles of United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
A discussion touching on the topics below will allow attendees to think critically about their practices and help them understand why engaging is required in the first place and how to ensure success moving forward in meeting the expectations of the CNSC and Indigenous Nations and communities.
To be determined |
The one-day workshop aims to address critical safety aspects and standardization needs associated with integrating hydrogen production facilities with nuclear power plants (NPPs). Current nuclear fleets as well as the anticipated deployment of small modular reactors (SMRs) can be coupled to different electrochemical and thermochemical hydrogen production technologies to produce clean and sustainable hydrogen at a large scale. Over the past three years, several nations have delved into demonstration projects for hydrogen production from nuclear energy, providing valuable insights into existing guidelines and standards. This event seeks to build on such initiatives by fostering a comprehensive discussion on the technical and safety aspects of hydrogen production at nuclear power plants.
This event aims to explore in detail the adoption of AI technologies in the nuclear sector, their impact on existing processes and workforce needs, and the necessary conditions and regulatory approaches |
This will be the inaugural meeting of Steering Committee for the development of a Framework for microreactor deployment. The objective of the meeting will be to establish the governance and terms of |
The objective of this workshop is to review and establish a Pan-Canadian database of the R&D capabilities, facilities and unique infrastructure in Canada that can be used to support nuclear research and |
Details to come
Student Program
Have an innovative idea or undertaking research to support the deployment of advanced “Generation IV” or small reactors? If so, we have an opportunity for you!
Criteria:
- Poster specs 4’x8′
- Deadline: August 24th for abstracts
- Indicate which of the following key areas of advanced reactor deployment your poster aligns with:
·Technology demonstration / qualification
·Public engagement
·Novel deployments (e.g. off-grid, industrial)
·Workforce development
- Indicate which of the following key areas of advanced reactor deployment your poster aligns with:
Contact for questions: arthur.situm@uregina.ca
