It offers a unique opportunity to learn from each other. The 7 th Symposium will not be an exception. An International Steering Committee consisting of 71 members from 18 countries is helping to finalize the technical program of the Symposium which will consist of 12 expert panel and paper sessions held over three days. Malcolm Knapp received Presidential Rank Meritorious Executive Awards in 1989 and 1997. Dr. Knapp has Bachelors and Masters degrees in Chemical Engineering from Johns Hopkins University and a Doctorate in Chemical Engineering from Carnegie-Mellon University.
All topics have one or more paper sessions.
Some will also have a panel session. The 7th Symposium reception will be the evening of Tuesday, December 1. The Symposium is directed to structural, geotechnical, mechanical, plant operation and licensing engineers and managers working with nuclear power utilities, and to regulatory personnel. Engineers and executives with equipment manufacturers and suppliers, architect-engineers, consulting firms and research organizations will find the symposium content valuable.