| Muhammad Shafique |
Professor, New York University (NYU) Abu Dhabi, UAE |
- Introduction: Challenges, Trends, and Applications
- AI for Autonomous Systems and Healthcare
- Security of Machine Learning Systems
- Emerging Trends: Multimodal LLMs/VLMs/VLAs, Agentic AI Systems, Quantum Machine Learning
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| Adeel Razi |
Professor, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia |
- NeuroAI: Bridging Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence to Uncover the Principles of Learning and Intelligence
- Dynamic Causal Modelling: Theory and Applications
- Foundational Models for Neuroscience
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| Kun Zhang |
Professor, Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence |
- Introduction to Causal Inference and Counterfactual Reasoning
- Causal Discovery: Discovering Causal Structure from Data
- Causal Representation Learning
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| Bernard Jansen |
Professor, Qatar Computing Research Institute Hammad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar |
- The Illusion of Data Validity: Why Numbers About People are Likely Wrong
- Cipherbot: Inspire Inquiry and Foster Understanding Through an AI-Enhanced Classroom
- The Journey of Journal Publishing
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| Valentina Emilia Balas |
Professor, Department of Automatics and Applied Software, Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad, Romania |
- Human-Centered AI in LLM-Based Chatbots
- Soft Computing as a Paradigm for Solving Complex Problems: Methodologies and Applications, Part-1
- Soft Computing as a Paradigm for Solving Complex Problems: Methodologies and Applications, Part-2
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| Faisal Shafait |
Professor, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (SEECS), (NUST), Islamabad, Pakistan |
- From Code to Clinic: The Transformative Power of AI in Neurological Healthcare
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| Omer Rana (online) |
Cardiff U., UK |
- Partitioning Machine Learning Algorithms Across the Edge-Cloud Continuum
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| Grace Li Zhang (online) |
TU-Darmstadt, Germany |
- Efficient and Robust Hardware for Neural Networks
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| Frederik Reitsma |
Section Head, Nuclear Power Technology Development, International Atomic Energy Agency |
- Progress in IAEA Member States on Nuclear Power Technology Development – prospects and challenges
- Advances in Modular High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor and Microreactors Technology Development and their Applications
- Status of Molten Salt Reactor Technology – based on Technical Report Series no. 489 (2023)
- IAEA Programmatic Activities to assist Member States in Nuclear Power Technology Development and their Non-Electric Applications
- The Roles of Nuclear Power for Climate Change Mitigation
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| Mochammad Hadid Subki |
Technical Lead, SMR Technology Development Nuclear Power Technology Development Section Division of Nuclear Power, IAEA Department of Nuclear Energy |
- Advances in Research and Development for Small Modular Reactors
- Modularity and Design Simplification Approaches in Integral PWR-type SMRs
- Overview of Reactor Technology Assessment Methodology based on NE Series Report, NR-T-1.10 (Rev. 1, 2021)
- Outcome of the completed Coordinated Research Projects (CRPs) a. CRPI32010: Design and Performance Assessment of Passive Engineered Safety Features in Water Cooled Small Modular Reactors
- Case Study b. CRPI31029: Technical Basis for the Emergency Planning Zone in SMR Deployment
- Nuclear–Renewable Hybrid Energy Systems”, based on the IAEA Nuclear Energy Series No. NR-T-1.24
- IAEA: Nuclear-Wind Hybrid Energy System Part–Task Simulator and Nuclear Concentrated Solar Power Hybrid Energy System Part-Task Simulator
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| Marco Enrico Ricotti |
Professor of Nuclear Power Plants at Politecnico di Milano, Department of Energy, Italy |
- Various European initiatives to support R&D and innovations of SMRs including Microreactors
- Design, Safety Fundamentals, Experiments and Testing for the integral-PWR type SMRs
- The economics, cost and deployment competitiveness of SMRs against Alternative sources, e.g., renewables
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| Mohamed Saad Mohamed Elashkar |
Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority, Nuclear Research Center, Atomic Reactors Division, Egypt |
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| Xiang Wang (online) |
Associate Professor College of Nuclear Science and Technology Harbin Engineering University, China |
- Multi-Physics Aspects of Possible Nuclear–Renewable Integration
- Innovative Small Modular Reactors and Associated Non-Electric Applications in an Integrated Nuclear–Renewable Energy System
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| Fu Li (online) |
Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology (INET) of Tsinghua University, China |
- HTGR features and the possibility for co-generation and issues related to the integration of nuclear with renewable energy
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| Zhe Dong (online) |
Division of Instrumentation & Control System, Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology (INET) Tsinghua University, China |
- Load-following and AI techniques supporting Nuclear-Renewable Integration, which consists of two parts:
- Load Following Control Supporting Nuclear and Renewable Integration
- R&D Status of Artificial intelligence in NPP Operation and Control
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| Dr. Mikhail Polkanov (online) |
Project Manager of Thermal technologies, FSUE "RADON", Enterprise of the State Corporation "Rosatom", Russian Federation |
- Technology of plasma treatment of radioactive waste in a shaft furnace
- Features of the operating modes of the plasma shaft furnace
- Purification of technological gases of waste plasma treatment
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| Dr. Ella Barinova (online) |
Head Department of Decommissioning Technology, “Rosatom" Russian Federation |
- Russian experience in plasma treatment of medical and municipal waste
- World experience of plasma treatment of radioactive waste
- World experience of plasma treatment of municipal waste
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| Ting Zhu (online) |
Thermal technologies, FSUE "RADON", “Rosatom" Russian Federation |
- Related equipment and systems of the plasma shaft furnace
- Plasma equipment for waste thermal treatment facilities
- Features of plasma equipment operation of thermal waste treatment facilities
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| Dr. Rodrigo Miranda (online) |
Plasma Physics Laboratory, University of Brasilia, Brasília, Brazil |
- Low-power helicon plasma thrusters for CubeSats
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| Jean-Pierre Boeuf (online) |
CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), University of Toulouse, France |
- Understanding the Physics of Hall Thrusters: Insights from Theory, Simulations, and Experiments
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