The Nuclear Science and Engineering Research Center conducts basic
studies to produce scientific knowledge and technologies for supporting
the nuclear energy utilization and for innovative nuclear technologies.?
The Nuclear Science and Engineering Research Center
conducts basic studies to produce scientific knowledge and technologies
for supporting the nuclear energy utilization and for innovative nuclear
technologies. Our studies cover a broad range of basic nuclear science and
engineering: nuclear data, reactor physics, thermal hydraulics, material
science, actinides science, radiochemistry, analytical chemistry, particle
transport and shielding, environment and radiation protection. Our
systematic research focuses on providing reliable databases and modeling
tools based on our own laboratory data and the partnerships with other
laboratories.
Environmental Science
Atmospheric dispersion analysis of radioactive materials by WSPEEDI codeCs-137 distribution in the air (isosurface) and on the ground (color gradation)
Nuclear Data & Reactor Engineering
Development of reactor physics codes and nuclear databases for establishment of higher reliabilityWorld-top-class nuclear data file, JENDL
Radiation Engineering
Research & development on radiation dose estimation methods for environmental CsSimulation of dose distributions inside buildings at "Cs-deposition area"
Partitioning & Transmutation Technology
Partitioning & transmutation of long-lived nuclides in high level radioactive waste
Nuclear Chemistry
Development of quantitative analysis for long-lived nuclidesRemoval of interference nuclides by ultra compact rapid separation column
Fuels & Materials Engineering
Development of computational evaluation method for reactor material conditionSimulation of corrosion mechanisms at grain boundary
Computational Science & Technology
Development of exa-scale simulation technology for analyzing complex phenomena such as severe accidentsExamples of complex phenomena simulation
LWR Key Technology Development
Development and usage of unique experimental and computational approachesStress distribution in pressure vessel under severe accidental condition
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Phone：(+81)-29-282-5100
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