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Presentations by Nuclear
Related Organizations

Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)-Mission and Major ActivitiesMission Contribution to the nuclear use both in terms of energy

and science as the comprehensive nuclear R&D organization

R&D for Advanced Reactors

Number of Employees:
approx. 3,900
Budget: approx. 155 billion Yen(approx. 1.3 billion EURO)

Nuclear Safety, Non-proliferation and Security
Static Experiment Critical Facility

Experimental Fast Reactor Joyo High Temperature engineering
Test Reactor (HTTR)

R&D for Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Disposal ofRadioactive WasteADS：Accelerator-Driven
Systemfor nuclear transmutation

Nuclear Safety Research Reactor(NSRR)

Nuclear Security
Virtual Reality System

R&D for Decommissioning andEnvironmental Recovery for 1F *Accident

Horonobe UndergroundResearch Laboratory

CLADS as an International innovation
hub for R&D on the decommissioning* TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station

Decommissioning of our own facilities andWaste Management

Long-term assessment of radionuclides
behavior in the environment

Fundamental Research and Cooperation
with Stakeholders
J-PARC

Tokai Reprocessing Plant

Prototype Fast Breeder
Reactor Monju

Advanced ThermalReactor Fugen

Accumulation ofnuclear data

Promotion of the Utilization ofFacilities by Outside Users

JRR-3

Human ResourceDevelopment1

Future Vision “JAEA 2050 +” (1/2)
Released to public on October 31, 2019.
“JAEA 2050 +” outlines Goals and Actions we should take.
1. Goals toward 2050 and beyond Contribution to the future society by bringing out thefull potential of Nuclear Science and Technology(S&T)
 Mitigate the risk of global climate change
 Energy security
 Realization of Ideal Future society
 “New Era Nuclear S&T” reflecting on the lessons
learned from 1F accident
 “New Era Nuclear S&T” means

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new endeavor beyond the existing framework to achieve the following goals throughthe interaction with the society in terms of the contribution to the future society

Development of Nuclear S&T systems thataddresses “S+3E*”
Creation of the innovations through synergies
with other areas of S&T
 Tackle the challenges including Ethical, Legal andSocial Issues (ELSI) associated with Nuclear S&T
and present solutions* S+3E: Safety + Energy Security, Economic Efficiency, Environment2

Future Vision “JAEA 2050 +” (2/2)
2. Actions toward 2050 and beyond (1/2)
R&D that opens “New Era Nuclear S&T”
Establishing six research themes andpromoting multidimensional R&D cross-sectionally and strategically
HTGR / FRATF claddingResearch on safetyenhancement following
the 1F accident, etc.
ADS

Pursuit of safety

Utilization of
Nuclear Energy
Management ofDecommissioning
radioactive
evolutionmaterials

R&D for more rational means of
nuclear waste treatment anddisposal, etc.
New material synthesis
using graphene sheetmaterials

Quest for an
innovative reactor
systemDevelopment of sciencesthrough Nuclear S&T

Sophisticationand spin-offNovel material development
Explosives detection system, etc.

Conceptual study ofvarious reactor systems,etc.

Visualization technology forradioactivity distribution

Development of the cutting-edge
technologies for safe, fast and effective
decommissioning , etc.

Creation of newknowledge

Research on wearable devices

Research on health monitoring devices
Food research using quantum beams , etc.
[ The figures : example of R&D ]3

Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)-Long-term Partnership with IAEA in a variety of fields of nuclear use*Approx. 140 experts participate in the IAEA meetings annually

Nuclear Non-proliferation andNuclear Security

R&D for Advanced Reactors
63rd IAEA General Conference Side Eventon High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor
Technology (HTGR) (Sep.18, 2019)

Human Resource Development

Clean Laboratory for Environmental Analysis and Research (CLEAR)
as a part of the IAEA network of clean laboratories

Japan- IAEA Nuclear Energy
Management School (every year since2012)*JAEA serves as a secretariat of the Japan
Nuclear Human Resource Development
Network with JAIF and JICC.

JAEA/ISCN* participates in the International
Network for Nuclear Security Training andSupport Centres facilitated by IAEA
*Integrated

SupportCenterfor
Nonproliferation and Nuclear Security

Nuclear

SSAC Training Course in cooperation
with IAEA since 1996

R&D for 1F Decommissioning
Decommissioning and Radioactive
Waste Management
JAEA will host IAEA ARTEMIS mission on its decommissioning and waste
management practice in May.

Conference on the IAEA
Coordinated Research Project for
Fuel Debris Characterization(Iwaki, Japan, Nov. 5, 2018）

JAEA will continue to make contributions to IAEA activities through such means as theprovision of our technical expertise both as the meeting participants and IAEA secretariat.

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Creation of harmonious diversity
National Institutes for Quantum andthrough quantum science andtechnology
Radiological Science and Technology (QST)

LifeQuantum
Medical Science

5th generation cancer
treatment system"Quantum Scalpel"

Zero cancer deaths
and a healthy, longliving society

Quantum
Life Science

Understanding of life

Approaching for life
science with quantum
eyes and hands

Radiation safety

Response to radiation
accidents and disasters

Research onradiation effects

Protecting life andlifestyle with science

SafetyEnergy■ Personnel
・Board Members 6・Full-time Staff 1,267■Budget (FY 2019)・ ¥ 45.7 billion

Fusion Energy Science and Technology

JT-60SA underconstruction by
EU and Japan

ITER under construction at
France/ Japan, EU, USA,Russia, China, Korea, India

Creating a sun on the earth- Realizing the ultimate energy for future -Quantum Materials Science

Development of novel
materials for innovative
deviceQuantum Optics

3GeV synchrotron
radiation facilities

Advanced scientificCreating innovation with quantum
research on laser and its
beams and material science

Everyday Lifeapplication to everyday life

The quest for futureby lasers

5Carbon ion cancer radiotherapy

Creation of harmonious diversity
through quantum science andtechnology

 QST has treated more than 12,000 patients since 1994, with good treatment outcome,lower side-effect, shorter period and good Quality of Life.
 Secondary cancer risk after Carbon-Ion Radiotherapy (CIRT) is less than X-ray
treatment (XRT) in prostate cancer.
Linear accelerators
Synchrotron
accelerators

Ion sources

Relative Dose (%)

Dose Distribution in a bodyGammaray

X-ray

ProtonCarbon

Decrease of “Adenocystic Cancer” after
Carbon-ion Radiotherapy

Tumor

Depth from Body Surface (cm) 0.4

Cumulative incidence of secondary
cancer in various treatments
Lancet Oncology (2019)

Rotating gantry

Surgery

XRT0.2Treatment rooms

CIRT00HIMAC (Heavy Ion Medical Accelerator in CHIBA)

246810

CIRT vsXRT :Relative risk 0.71, p=0.002
Surgery: Relative risk 0.86, p=0.11

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Creation of harmonious diversity
through quantum science andtechnology“Quantum Scalpel” project
1st generation

2nd /3 rd generation

4 th generation
Treatment room

Superconductor
Rotating gantry

HIMAC in 1994
120X65m，3M Euro

Gunma Univ. in 2010
60X45m，1.2M Euro(1/3 price down) Smaller size and cheaper construction
and running cost

Linear accelerators

25m

5 th generation
Superconductor
Rotating gantry

Superconductor
Synchrotron

Laser Injector and Fast Superconducting
Magnet More effective treatment
Multi-ion Irradiation

Superconductor
Synchrotron

Treatment room

Laser injector

20m

20X10m (About 1/40) and higherperformance
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Various cooperation with IAEA

Creation of harmonious diversity
through quantum science andtechnology

IAEA-CC (Collaborating Centre)
 QST has been designated as IAEA-CC since 2006.
 The collaboration areas are (1) Biology for Risk Reduction of Radiotherapy, (2) Nuclear
Medicine and Diagnostic Imaging and (3) Charged Particle Therapy.

IAEA-CBC (Capacity Building Centre)
 QST has been designated as IAEA-CBC for Emergency Preparedness and Response in Asia
since 2017.
 To enhance training skills in effective dissemination and providing knowledge on emergency
preparedness and response, and to sustainably develop human resources locally andinternationally.

IAEA-CRP (Coordinated Research Projects)
 Member States’ researchers share the experiences through CRP. QST participates in 3
projects.

IAEA-RCA (Regional Cooperative Agreement for Research, Development and Training Related to Nuclear
Science and Technology for Asia and the Pacific)

 QST, JAEA, Gunma Univ. and The National Agriculture and Food Research Organization arepromoting cooperative researches.
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IAEA-JAIF Cooperation

February 25, 2020

Akio TAKAHASHI
PresidentJAPAN ATOMIC INDUSTRIAL FORUM, INC. (JAIF)
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Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc.
 Established in March 1956
 Chairman: Takashi IMAI (Honorary Chairman, Japan Business
Federation)
 JAIF’S Members: 403 members (as of Nov. 2019)
Utilities, world-class reactor vendors, major general contractors, fullscope of equipment suppliers, major trading companies, local gov’ts
 Mission: To promote peaceful uses of nuclear energy(utilization of energy, radiation and radioisotopes)
 Major Activities
 Promoting regional and public understanding Enhancing international cooperation
 Securing and developing human resources Supporting Fukushima revitalization
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Cooperation with the IAEA
First NGO awarded "consultative status" by the IAEA in 1960.
 IAEA General Conference
 JAIF participating as an “Observer”
 Secretariat of Japan exhibition booth Meetings with DG and DDGs

 JAIF Annual Conference
 IAEA officials participate as guest speakers
 DG Amano (2010, 2015, 2017), DDG Flory (2013), DDG Mokhtar (2019)

 Japan-IAEA Nuclear Energy Management (NEM) School Developing future leaders to manage nuclear energy programs Held every summer since 2012 with over 260 alumni

 IAEA Interregional Training Courses  IAEA International School
 Started in 2012
 “Stakeholder Interaction” & “SystematicApproach to Training (SAT)” in 2019

 Nuclear and radiologicalleadership for safety 3-year cooperation w/ Tokai
University (2020~2022)

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11JAIF’s International Activities
EuropeCEA(France)

North America
FORO
NUCLEAR(Spain)SFEN(France)

N-20

Embassies
in Japan

FORATOM（EU）(France, UK,Spain, US,etc.)

NEI
(US)

CNA
(Canada)

MOU

MOU
N4C

NIA
(UK)

ROSATOM(Russia)

JAIF

MOU

MemberConsultative
StatusJapan-UK Nuclear Industry Forum
MOU

PBNC

IAEA

MOU

TNA(Taiwan)

KAIF(Korea)

CNEA(China)WNAJapan-Taiwan Seminaron Nuclear Safety

Japan-Korea Seminar on
Nuclear Industry

Japan-China Seminar on
Nuclear Industry

WNU-SI

East Asia Nuclear Forum

PNCGeneral
Conference

OECD/NEAInternational
Organizations

Asia
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