Technical Meeting on Nuclear Forensics: From National Foundations to Global Impact

Scientific Programme

1. Nuclear Forensics Capability Building: Initiation and Sustainability

• 1.1 Lessons Learned and New Virtual Initiatives for Nuclear Forensics Capacity Building considering the pandemic

• 1.2 New Technologies, R&D and Signature Research in Nuclear Forensics

• 1.3 Newcomers in Nuclear Forensics: Minimum Technical and Scientific Required Capabilities

• 1.4 Case Studies on Nuclear Forensics Capacity Building in Member States

2. Nuclear Forensics Human Resource Development and Sustainability

• 2.1 Integration of Nuclear Forensics in a National Response Framework

• 2.2 Good Practices in Establishing a Nuclear Forensics Legal Framework

• 2.3 Application of Self-Assessment Tools for Assessing a National Nuclear Forensics Capability

• 2.4 Benefits and Considerations in Establishing a National Nuclear Forensics Library

3. Nuclear Forensics Sustainability and Cooperation

• 3.1 Virtual Partnerships: Building and Maintaining National and International Relationships

• 3.2 Human Resource Development in Nuclear Forensics

• 3.3 Sustaining a National Nuclear Forensics Capability: Challenges and Considerations

• 3.4 Inter-laboratory Exercises and International Cooperation on Nuclear Forensics

4. The Intertwined Nature of Nuclear Forensics and Radiological Crime Scene Management

• 4.1 Development of Emerging Technologies in Radiological Crime Scene Management

• 4.2 Uses and Applications of Virtual Training for Radiological Crime Scene Management

• 4.3 Novel Approaches to Categorization for Radiological Crime Scene Management

• 4.4 Case Studies for Radiological Crime Scene Management