26th CNS/CNA Annual Student Conference

26th CNS/CNA Annual Student Conference
(embedded in the Annual CNS Conference)
Toronto, Ontario
June 10-13, 2001

Preamble:

The Canadian Nuclear Society and Canadian Nuclear Association (CNS/CNA) Annual Student Conference is a student-organized assembly. Its goal is to serve as a forum for the exchange of technical information among undergraduate and graduate students, their professors and representatives of the nuclear industry by means of oral presentations of the students' work.

The CNS is proud to host the 26th CNS/CNA Annual Student Conference in June 10-13, 2001.

Note: This year, the 26th Annual CNS-CNA Student Conference is imbedded within the 22nd Annual CNS Conference.

Conference Details:

Visit the CNS Annual Conference website for venue details
Organization
- Contacts
  - Hugues Bonin, Student Conference Chair
  - Sadok Guellouz, Annual Conference Technical Program Co-Chair
- Registration form (pdf 30kb), and be sure to read the registration information (pdf 69kb)
- Accommodation - arrangements have been made for inexpensive accommodations for students at the University of Toronto. Call 416-978-8877 to book your reservations. The address is 40 Wilcock Street, (off Spadina, 2 blocks north of College), Toronto, M5S 1C6. It is on a street car route.
Sponsorship
Program
- Call for papers (pdf 38kb)
- Instructions for authors
- Program and full papers
- Student Attendees
- Awards

Financial Assistance:

It is important that as many students as possible participate in the conference. For students presenting non refereed papers within the Student Conference, conference registration fees are waived for them, and accommodation will be provided by the Conference, for the Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights (10, 11 and 12 June). Depending on the financial resources and amount of sponsorship available, part of the travel costs may be refunded to these students. Students are also encouraged to seek financial assistance from their universities, i.e., department, graduate school and graduate or undergraduate student associations.

Awards for Best Papers:

The student presentations are assessed, based on both technical and communicative skills, by a jury composed of professors and industry representatives. Awards are presented for the best communications.