Submit a Manuscript to the Journal
Nuclear Technology
For a Special Issue on
Tools and Methods for Spent Nuclear Fuel Management
Manuscript deadline
Special Issue Editor(s)
Harish Reddy Gadey,
Idaho National Laboratory
harishreddy.gadey@inl.gov
Tools and Methods for Spent Nuclear Fuel Management
The special issue on Tools and Methods for Spent Nuclear Fuel Management would aim to cover advances in methods, strategies, algorithms, databases, and software tools or products that are used for the management of spent nuclear fuel (SNF). This includes SNF management in pools at reactor sites, during transportation, long-term storage, as well as disposal. The integration of these tools or modules to perform broader analysis, verification and validation (V&V), uncertainty quantification, as well as specific use case analysis are of interest for the special issue. This special issue plans to cover tools and methods used for both light water and advanced reactors technologies. Original unpublished work in the form of research or review articles are of interest for this special issue.
Submission Instructions
Your paper will go through the standard journal peer review process. This invitation is not a guarantee of acceptance or publication.
- Please be mindful of the article type when submitting your paper. See the descriptions on the Aims & Scope webpage here.
- Standard publication in NT is free of charge. Open access publication is available for a fee ($2990 per paper).
- There is no restriction on length. Please follow submission guidelines at the journal’s website.
- Accepted papers are published online ahead of print, immediately following copyediting and typesetting—usually within 6 to 8 weeks.
- Submission instructions: Visit Nuclear Technology’s Submission Portal page at https://v2.rp.tandfonline.com/submission/create?journalCode=UNCT
- During submission, you will be asked if your submission is for a special issue. Please select the appropriate option from the list: “Tools and Methods for Spent Nuclear Fuel Management special issue
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