This international workshop will examine the expected future contributions of high-end computing and computational materials science methods to structural materials performance issues relevant to future fusion and Generation-IV fission reactors. The workshop will address how the interacting contributions of modeling and experimental studies can best be applied to predict material behavior under exposure conditions (irradiation, temperature, and mechanical loading) that represent a significant extrapolation beyond our existing knowledge base. workshop program overview
Workshop sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science and Office of Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology

The workshop format will accomodate two groups of participants. The organizers and invited panelists will be responsible for the presentations, much of the discussion, and writing sections of the workshop report. In addition, the workshop will be open to interested observers, with the number limited by available meeting space. Pre-registration is required for those wishing to attend as observers. Registration information can be found via a link at the bottom of this page. A limited amount of time will be available for the observers to comment or pose questions in open discussion periods at the end of each session. Participants list (word)