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Panel Session 69: Ensuring Strong Return on Investment for DOE EM Technology Development: Global Views

Gerdes, Kurt·Walter, Susan·Banford, Anthony·Lesinski, Mark·Triani, Gerry·Hirai, Teruyuki
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This panel focused on DOE and Non-US Technology Development Projects discussing how they approach tech development to maximize return on investment (ROI). Successful examples were discussed. After the individual panelist's presentations, the three panelists were joined by Kurt Gerdes in discussing the genesis of this panel and why it is important. Panelists with presentations: Ensuring a Strong Return on Investment for DOE EM Technology Development (Anthony Banford) DOE Technology Development Projects that Provided a Strong Return on Investment (ROI (Mark Lesinski) Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (Gerry Triani) Decommissioning Situation of Nuclear Power Plant in Japan (Teruyuki Hirai)

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Gerdes, Kurt, Walter, Susan, Banford, Anthony, Lesinski, Mark, Triani, Gerry, Hirai, Teruyuki. 2020-07-01. Panel Session 69: Ensuring Strong Return on Investment for DOE EM Technology Development: Global Views. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/23030318

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