18-21 November 2014 | IAEA Headquarter, Vienna, Austria
The 9th INPRO Dialogue Forum was organized within the framework of INPRO’s Task 4 ("Policy and Dialogue") and Task 2 ("Innovations"). Task 2 is dedicated to the investigation of innovations in selected nuclear energy technologies, related R&D and innovative institutional arrangements to be deployed in the 21st century, and to support Member States pursuing those innovations. In particular, this Forum was conducted under the INPRO activity "Disseminate good practices in enhancing collaboration in innovations to support sustainable nuclear energy systems".
The 9th INPRO Dialogue Forum addressed lessons learned, experiences and good practices in selected areas related to the establishment of effective collaboration mechanisms in support of innovations and R&D, particularly in the following areas:
- Driving forces of collaboration on innovations;
- Intellectual property management within the context of collaboration on innovations;
- Collaboration between technology users, technology holders and other organizations on the infrastructure and institutional arrangements necessary for the development and deployment of sustainable NESs;
- How to increase the trust between partners involved in collaboration on innovations to support the development of sustainable NESs
Working Documents
Presentations
Plenary Sessions
Day 1, Introduction
Day 1, Plenary Session 1 - Driving forces of collaboration on innovations
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Euratom strategy and achievements in sustainable nuclear energy systems with emphasis on the Knowledge Triangle "research - innovation - education"
Georges VAN GOETHEM, European Commission, DG Research and Innovation -
Post-Fukushima WANO changes
Mikhail CHUDAKOV, WANO Moscow Centre -
Enhancements, Innovations and International Collaboration in Nuclear Safety
James E. LYONS, IAEA, Division of Nuclear Installation Safety -
Knowledge sharing and collaboration for innovations
John Arthur DAY, United Kingdom, Sellafield Ltd -
Collaboration on Innovation in Nuclear Security for Nuclear Material and Nuclear Facilities
Muhammad KHALIQ, IAEA, Division of Nuclear Security, Nuclear Security of Materials and Facilities Section -
ROSATOM Innovations: through international cooperation to future power technology
Natalya BELENKAYA, Russian Federation, The State Atomic Energy Corporation “Rosatom” -
Development in Export Nuclear Control
Katie STRANGIS, United States of America, U.S. Department of Energy
Day 1, Plenary Session 2 - Intellectual property management within the context of collaboration on innovations
Day 2, Plenary Session 3 - Intellectual property management within the context of collaboration on innovations (cont'd)
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IP management in collaborations at the JRC
Bernard DENIS, European Commission Joint Research Centre -
International collaboration: elements of IP agreements
Arunkumar SRIVASTAVA, India, Department of Atomic Energy, Atomic Energy Commission -
IP aspects in collaborations; CERN TT case studies
Jean-Marie LE GOFF, European Organisation for Nuclear Research CERN, HEPTech -
Intellectual Property considerations in contracts for technical development work
Alex SMITH, United Kingdom, Sellafield Ltd -
Intellectual Property Rights: Legal Framework and Practice of the IAEA
Natalia SILKINA, IAEA, Office of Legal Affairs
Day 3, Plenary Session 4 - Collaboration between technology users, technology holders and other organizations on the infrastructure and institutional arrangements necessary for the development and deployment of sustainable NESs
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Role of TSO's organizations in Romania
Adrian RIZEA, Romania, Center of Technology and Engineering for Nuclear Projects -
European Master in Innovative Nuclear Engineering - Educating Students for Advanced Nuclear Technology
Javier DIES, Spain, Technical University of Catalonia (UPC), BarcelonaTech -
Regional Cooperation in the Development of Nuclear Infrastructure
Matthew Cole VAN SICKLE, IAEA, Nuclear Infrastructure Development Section -
International Collaboration between Technology Developers, Users, and Universities for Training Programmes related to GEN IV Nuclear Energy Systems
Peter Paul DE REGGE, Belgium -
KM in Nuclear R&D and Innovation
John DE GROSBOIS, IAEA, Nuclear Knowledge Management Section -
The IAEA designated International Centre based on Research Reactor (ICERR) Scheme
Edward BRADLEY, IAEA, Research Reactor Section -
Development of Indonesian Experimental Power Reactor Program: An Approach to Innovative R&D, Nuclear Co-generation and Public Acceptance
Taswanda TARYO, Indonesia, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) -
Collaboration on the Research & Development Capacity Building in Viet Nam
Doan Phac LE, Viet Nam, Viet Nam Atomic Energy Agency (VAEA) -
ROSATOM approaches for sustainable development of scientific cooperation: MBIR International Research Center
Nikolay ARKHANGELSKIY, Russian Federation, The State Atomic Energy Corporation “Rosatom” -
U.S. Industry perspective on export control and non-proliferation issues
Margaret HARDING, United States of America, 4 Factor Consulting, Consultant to U.S. Department of Energy
Day 4, Plenary Session 5 - How to increase the trust between partners involved in collaboration on innovations to support the development of sustainable NESs
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Key elements of trust building in nuclear collaboration
Harold Finley MCFARLANE, United States of America, Idaho National Laboratory -
Building Strategic Partnerships for Nuclear Collaboration
Xiaoping LI, China, WePower Co. -
Beyond Organizationally Driven Sustainable Collaboration: Strategic Sustainable Collaboration on Innovation Across Nation States in the Arena of Cyber Security
Jane LECLAIR, United States of America, National Cybersecurity Institute at Excelsior College -
Risk limitation in safety improvement for nuclear technologies through the international collaboration
Tomasz Marian JACKOWSKI, Poland, National Centre for Nuclear Research -
Innovations and safety ensuring in WWERs on the base of collaboration on the national and international levels
Grigory PONOMARENKO, Russian Federation, OKB "Gidropress"
Break-out Sessions
Topic 1 - Driving forces of collaboration on innovations
Presentations
Topic 2 - Intellectual property management within the context of collaboration on innovations
Presentations
Background Material (by Heinz GODDAR
Topic 3 - Collaboration between technology users, technology holders and other organizations on the infrastructure and institutional arrangements necessary for the development and deployment of sustainable NESs
Presentations
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Enhance the Collaboration in R&D in Fast Reactor and the Capabilities of CEFR towards Deployment of INES
Yang YONG, China, China fast reactor research centre -
Institutional arrangements in support of a sustainable nuclear energy program in Albania
Milo KUNESHKA, Albania, National Nuclear Energy -
Features and Issues of Collaboration of Small Country in Implementation of Innovative NES
Vahan SARGSYAN, Armenia, Energy Strategy Center of Scientific Research Institute of Energy Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources -
The Role of the National TSO of a Technology User Country in Achieving Success in Collaboration
Pavlin GROUDEV, Bulgaria, INRNE – BAS -
Indonesian Proposal on Mutually-Beneficial Collaboration for SMR Regulatory Infrastructures Improvement
ISMAIL, Indonesia, Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency of Indonesia -
Enhancing Collaboration on Nuclear Fuel Technologies: Indonesia’s Experience
RIDWAN, Indonesia, Center for Nuclear Fuel Technology National Nuclear Energy Agency, Indonesia -
Joint Regional Approach, Way Forward for Small Countries Towards Nuclear Power Programmes
Slobodan JOVANOVIC, Montenegro, University of Montenegro Centre for Nuclear Competence and Knowledge Management -
National Research Centre and International Collaboration to Support Globally Sustainable Nuclear Energy Systems: Russian Experience
A.Yu. GAGARINSKIY, Russia, NRC Kurchatov Institute -
Challenges for national nuclear power program of Viet Nam Nuclear Energy specialists training
Nguyen Tuan KHAI,Viet Nam, Viet Nam Atomic Energy Institute (VINATOM)
Topic 4 - How to increase the trust between partners involved in collaboration on innovations to support the development of sustainable NESs
Presentations
Reports
Reports from break-out sessions
Concluding remarks by the Chairpersons of panel sessions
