Programme

All timings are Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

Wednesday 28th October
15:00	Welcome and introduction to Day 1 Roy Awbery (AWE)
	Session: What is Nuclear Forensics? Chair: Roy Awbery (AWE)
15:10	Importance & context of Nuclear Forensics (A Global perspective) - NF policy drivers, how it fits in and its importance within the wider global security system Mansie Iyer (NNSA-DOE)
15:25	Q&A
15:30	Importance & context of Nuclear Forensics (A UK perspective) - NF policy drivers, how it fits in and its importance within the wider UK national security system Robin Grimes (Imperial College London)
15:45	Q&A
15:50	Break
	Session: NF in Action Chair: Karen Kennedy (AWE)
16:00	What is Nuclear Forensics and why should you be interested - Introduction to the technical aspects of NF and overview of disciplines involved, promotion of ways audience can get involved with NF Paul Thompson (AWE)
16:15	Q&A
16:20	Case Studies: NF investigation of U materials - Presentation of paper 'Uranium from German Nuclear Power Projects of the 1940s--A Nuclear Forensic Investigation (2015)' Zsolt Varga (JRC (EC))
16:35	Q&A
16:40	Hanford’s Legacy – U.S. Technical History of Plutonium Production for the Manhattan Project Dave Meier (PNNL)
16:55	Q&A
17:00	Close of Day 1

Thursday 29th October
15:00	Welcome and Introduction to Day 2
15:05	Discussion Panel (Facilitated by Roy Awbery) Panel Members include Jim Blankenship (FBI/SRNL), Jeremy Edwards (NNL), Mansie Iyer (NNSA-DOE) Tom Scott (University of Bristol) John Simm OBE (Met Police), and David Smith (CSSS, KCL)
15:50	Q&A - Led by Dave Meier (PNNL)
16:05	Interactive Session: A New Development in Rudas Cove Frank Wong (LLNL)
17:00	Closing remarks - Roy Awbery

Programme

Wednesday 28th October

Thursday 29th October

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