Crete 22 is organized according to special sessions. Preliminary areas and contacts are below:
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Space applications - Alexei Klimenko (klimenko@lanl.gov)
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Quantum sensing - Mitaire Ojaruega (mojarueg@umich.edu)
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Physical signatures of enrichment - Michael Short (hereiam@mit.edu)
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Applied antineutrino physics - TBA
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Detectors and materials in nuclear security - TBA
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Imaging and algorithms in nuclear safety and security - Willy Kaye (willy@h3dgamma.com)
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Machine learning in nuclear security - Anna Erickson (erickson@gatech.edu)
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Additive manufacturing in nuclear nonproliferation - Steven Biegalski (steven.biegalski@me.gatech.edu)
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Accelerators and neutron generators - Nick Gazis and Evangelos Gazis (nick.gazis@ess.eu and egazis@central.ntua.gr)
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Detection of fissile material and contraband - Paul Rose (rosepb@ornl.gov)
Crete 22
Other area of interest:
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Nuclear safeguards, security and forensics
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Technology for treaty verification
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Detectors for basic scientific research
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Laboratory and industrial applications
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Medical and biological applications
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Dosimetry and radiological safety
Presentation Guidelines
Plenary, Invited and Contributed Oral Talks
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The conference will open with the plenary talks, which will be allotted 30+5 minutes (talk+questions)
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All other talks will be allotted 20+5 minutes.
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There have been a number of special talks solicited by the session organizers. These are marked with * in the printed program.
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Speakers are asked to stay within their allotted times.
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All oral presentations should be prepared in PowerPoint and saved in PC format. It is also recommended to make a pdf of the talk in case there is a problem with displaying the PowerPoint file. Speakers must turn in their presentations on a USB flash drive at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the session.
Poster Presentations
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The maximum poster size is 86 cm wide x 110 cm high In order to fit on the display board.
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For a professional look, please prepare your poster on a single sheet, or on as few sheets as possible, with the smallest font size big enough to be read from ~50 cm away.
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The display boards are made of cork. Fasteners will be provided by the conference.