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Some details on the ISTC engagement of C.H.M. Broeders

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After his first visits to Russia in 1996, the driving force of his ISTC engagement is the initial incentive of ISTC to establish and to coordinate civilian projects of common interest of Western partner together with nuclear weapon specialists of the former Sowjet Union, based on funding mainly by financial support of Western parties.
He became collaborator in several ISTC projects related to nuclear data and accelerator driven systems (ADS). The following project numbers from the ISTC listings http://www.istc.int have been supported, usually as collaborator: B-070, B-1341, 839, 1309, 1382, 1606, 2002, 2213, 2267, 2405, 2524, 2573, 2578, 3266, 3880
After the ADTT'99 conference 1999 in Prague he became member of the Contact Expert Group (CEG) for ISTC ADS projects
In connection with the CEG activities related to ADS integral experiments, in 2003 he was elected as chairman of the Steering Committee SAD / YALINA-B, to coordinate ISTC Projects with integral ADS related experiments and in 2005 to secretary of the ISTC CEG.
After the move of the CEG chairman Prof. W. Gudowsky 2006 to a leading position at ISTC, he became chairman of the Contact Expert Group for ISTC Projects for Partition and Transmutation (CEG P&T).
After his retirement from FZK in 2007, he was for several years consultant of ISTC.

After the withdrawel of the Russian Federation from ISTC in 2010, with a transition phase until 2015 to complete approved projects adequately, a reorganisation of ISTC was established.
A reduced number of member countries signed a new ISTC Continuation Agreement in December 2015 and ratified it by December 2017. The headquarter moved from Moscow to Astana. More details about the current mission and activities of ISTC are available at http://www.istc.int.

Last update 03.03.2024 by C.H.M. Broeders.