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The OpenMC Application to Tokamak Neutronics Analysis Meeting is taking place from May 28-30, 2025, at Argonne National Laboratory. In collaboraton with EUROfusion, this technical meeting will focus on the application of the OpenMC Monte Carlo particle transport code to fusion tokamak devices and neutron sources such as ITER, JET, DEMO, SPARC, DTT, STEP, VNS, and IFMIF-DONES. Presentations and discussion topics will include ongoing OpenMC feature development, R&D activities, experiences and testimonies, and identification of development needs to inform a software roadmap.
The meeting is by invitation only for scientists and engineers who are users and/or developers of OpenMC focused on applications in fusion energy.
A detailed agenda will be announced soon. Stay tuned!
Organizing Committee
This meeting is being organized by:
Registration and Contact Information:
Attendance at the meeting is by invitation only; in-person participation is limited by space constraints. If you are interested in attending (either in-person or remote) or have other questions, please contact Paul Romano at [email protected].
Registration Details:
Registration is a two-step process.
All attendees including virtual attendees need to register for the meeting and submit an online visitor registration form to participate and access Argonne National Laboratory.
Step 1: Contact Paul Romano at [email protected] regarding your interest in attending. If accepted, you will be provided a URL to the registration form.
Step 2: Register for an Argonne visitor registration. This process can take up to two weeks for processing.
Note: If you are a foreign national, please provide the required documents as listed in the visitor registration form. Argonne administrative staff will follow up directly with you if there are questions or additional information is needed.
Call for Abstracts:
If you are interested in making a presentation, please submit a brief abstract (<200 words) describing what will be discussed during your presentation so that we can schedule it in the program accordingly.