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A new angle on fuelThe development of Chinese nuclear fuel (below) page 38

Applying perturbation theory to lattice design page 45

Power plant performanceLoad factor league tables: full year 2011 page 24

Comparing the effects of Three Mile Island and Fukushima page 33

Load following in Europe: history and methods page 34

www.neimagazine.com June 2012

World survey: radwasteA deep geological disposal trial in Finland (below) page 38

Upgrading & upratingResults of EU stress test peer review, country-by-country page 13

Meshing simulators with plant digital control systems page 16

Ukraine’s safety upgrade programme page 22

How to design an FPGA-based I&C (and keep it secure) page 24

www.neimagazine.com July 2012

Radwaste: human factors Robots, not people, to take apart the Brennilis HWR (below) page 12

Fukushima’s permanent wastewater treatment plant page 18

Choosing between reusable and disposable coveralls page 24

Great balls of fire: a simple idea for deep geological disposal page 28

Safety culture lessons from waste processing incidents page 30

Also: Load factor league tables, quarter 1 2012 page 36

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Mithi Virdi2x1100MW (AP1000)4x1100MW

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www.neimagazine.com August 2012

India’s civil nuclear plansA view of India’s nuclear power programme to 2027 (below) page 26

Welding & weld inspection in PFBR steam generators page 29

Safety & security Hydrogen reduction with PARs: Canada (p15) and Europe page 18

The European stress test on security page 35

How to judge nuclear facilities’ proliferation resistance page 36

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www.neimagazine.com September 2012

Too much uranium (for now)Kazatomprom may slow down mine development page 16

Red Book reports increased reserves, but at higher costs page 19

No new uranium mines needed this decade page 20

Conversion services flood the market page 26

Uncertainty hangs over future US enrichment projects page 32

The opposing view: future fuel costs will drive Gen IV page 38

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Geographical breakdown

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September 2012

Too much uranium (for now)

Kazatomprom may slow down mine developmentpage 16

Red Book reports increased reserves, but at higher costs page 19

No new uranium mines needed this decade

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Conversion services flood the market

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Uncertainty hangs over future US enrichment projects page 32

The opposing view: future fuel costs will drive Gen IVpage 38

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If you would like to contribute an article to any of the issues below, please contactWill Dalrymple on tel: +44 20 8269 7773

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January 2013Steam generatorsOperation and safetyFuel and fuel cycle

February 2013Decontamination and decommissioningRadwaste managementInstrumentation and controlFusionLoad factors quarter 3Special distribution: WM 2013

NEI China 2013 (Chinese language)Focus on ChinaSelected NEI articlesSpecial distribution: Nuclear Exchange 2013/CIENPI 2013

March 2013Radiation monitoring and ALARAPower plant designSecurityTraining and recruitment‘Components compared’ pageSpecial distribution: EDF FAC conference

NEI Handbook 2013Statistical summaryMarket profilesSite profilesLoad factors by utility

April 2013NDE and inspection, diagnosticsPower market developmentsOutage management and O&MSafety

May 2013Improving performanceFuel and fuel cyclePlant ageing and life managementPower plant coolingLoad factors quarter 4Special distribution: Kerntechnik, PLIM+PLEX Europ

June 2013Upgrading and upratingSafetyWorld surveyLoad factors by vendorFocus on Russia – supplement‘Components compared’ pageSpecial distribution: Atomexpo

July 2013New-buildRadiation monitoring & ALARARadwaste managementDecontamination and decommissioning

August 2013Repair and maintenanceNDE, inspection and condition monitoringRobotics and remote technologyFocus on India – supplementLoad factors quarter 1

September 2013Fuel reviewFuel design dataBalance of plant‘Components compared’ pageSpecial distribution: PLIM+PLEX, WNA AnnualSymposium

October 2013Power plant designRadwaste managementDecommissioning and decontamination

November 2013Instrumentation and controlSimulatorsITRadiation monitoring and ALARAAsset managementLoad factors quarter 2

December 2013Research reactorsTransportFocus on USAWater chemistry‘Components compared’ page

Note: This list is only a guide, and contents are subject to change. The deadline for contributed articles is six weeksbefore the start of the month of publication, e.g. mid-February for the April issue. Feel free to contact the editor withqueries or to pitch ideas, by email wdal@neimagazine.com, or telephone, +44 208 269 7773.

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