Liquid Scintillation Counting Analysis for Breeder Materials Workshop
This one-day workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners using liquid scintillation counting (LSC) for tritium analysis in breeder-relevant materials and samples. With active work underway across multiple institutes through recent LIBRTI feeder stream projects, the event aims to provide a forum for sharing practical experience, discussing challenges and best practice, and building a stronger community of users working on tritium measurements in lithium-containing materials and related samples, including bubbler water.
Attendees can expect a mixture of technical presentations, workshop discussion, and opportunities to learn from colleagues across the UK fusion research community. Participants are encouraged to contribute short presentations on their own work, methodologies, lessons learned, and measurement challenges. The workshop will conclude with tours of specialist facilities, such as health physics laboratories, tritium analysis laboratories, and materials research facilities, providing insight into the wider infrastructure supporting fusion materials and tritium research.
Registration
You must register by completing the registration form. We encourage you to be logged into Indico (the web-based event management system hosting this site) to register.
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Who can attend
The workshop is intended for researchers, technicians, and students involved in tritium measurement, breeder materials research, and related analytical techniques.
Due to high demand and limited availability, only register if you are confident you can attend. This helps us manage resources and ensure places are used effectively.
Ticket and key dates
This event will be held in a in-person only. Please register by the 4th of October.
If you are external to UKAEA please select the "external" ticket, otherwise select the UKAEA ticket to attend.
Places are limited due to room capacity. Registration may close earlier than the advertised deadline if capacity is reached.
Visas / Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
Please check the UK Government website to see if you need a visa / ETA to attend this conference / training. We recommend you apply for a visa at least 16 weeks ahead of the event.
If you require a conference invitation letter to support your application, please email the support team with your full name, organisation, and nationality as stated in your passport, along with your request.