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Panel Session 48: Panel: Young Professionals in Nuclear Science and Engineering: An International Perspective (R8.2)

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This panel focused on young professionals and covered views on radioactive waste management from young persons' perspective from all around the world. An informal panel enabled the future leaders of our industry to share ideas and experiences, and of course, develop contacts within their peer group on a truly international level. The panel was led by young professionals who actively encouraged participation from all those attending. Panelists with presentations: Young Professionals in Nuclear Science and Engineering An International Journey (Mario Gomez Fernandez); Young Professionals in Nuclear Science and Engineering (Mellissa Komninakis); Young Professionals in Nuclear Science and Engineering - an International Perspective (Hannah Paterson, Carwyn Chamberlain)

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Lagos, Leonel, Gudavalli, Ravi, Komninakis, Mellissa, Berry, Robert, Gomez Fernandez, Mario, Saraeva, Natalia, Paterson, Hannah, Chamberlain, Carwyn. 2020-07-01. Panel Session 48: Panel: Young Professionals in Nuclear Science and Engineering: An International Perspective (R8.2). https://www.osti.gov/biblio/23030313

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