Join us July 30-August 3, 2012 in Anaheim, CA when the premier global conference for the Nuclear industry joins together with the foremost conference on Power Engineering and Plant Operations.

"Energy Mix for a Sustainable and Bright Future"

About the 2012 20th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NUCLEAR ENGINEERING

The International Conference on Nuclear Engineering (ICONE) is the premier global conference for addressing the needs of the nuclear industry. The focus of ICONE is on the technical state-of-the-art and the current status of nuclear power around the world.  It has been jointly sponsored by the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers and ASME since 1991–and co-sponsored with the Chinese Nuclear Society since 2005.

	Location	Year		Location	Year		Location	Year		Location	Year
	Tokyo	1991		San Diego	1998		Tokyo	2003		Nagoya	2007
	San Francisco	1993		Tokyo	1999		Washington	2004		Orlando	2008
	Kyoto	1995		Baltimore	2000		Beijing	2005		Brussels	2009
	New Orleans	1996		Nice	2001		Miami	2006		Xi'an	2010
	Nice	1997		Washington	2002

About ASME 2012 POWER CONFERENCE

ASME Power helps power professionals in two ways:

1. We discuss real day-to-day operating, maintenance and equipment issues inside the power plant. You will take home information you can use today.
2. We also will inform you about the latest methods and cutting edge technology that will help you operate even better tomorrow.

This is the conference for technical professionals that design, build, operate, overhaul and maintain power plants, or do power plant and equipment R&D. Previous Power Conferences have taken place in the following locations:

	Location	Year		Location	Year
	Chicago, Illinois	2005		Albuquerque, New Mexico	2009
	Atlanta, Georgia	2006		Chicago, Illinois	2010
	San Antonio, Texas	2007		Denver, Colorado	2011
	Orlando, Florida	2008

We invite you to join us.

• Track 1 Plant Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, Modifications, Life Cycle, and Balance of Plant
• Track 2 Component Reliability and Materials Issues
• Track 3 Plant Systems, Structures, and Components
• Track 4 Steam Generator Technology Applications and Innovations
• Track 5 Advanced Reactors and Near-Term Deployment
• Track 6 Safety and Security
• Track 7 Codes, Standards, Licensing, and Regulatory Issues
• Track 8 Fuel Cycle, Radioactive Waste Management and Decommissioning
• Track 9 Thermal-Hydraulics
• Track 10 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Coupled Codes
• Track 11 Instrumentation and Controls
• Track 12 Next Generation Systems
• Track 13 Fusion Engineering
• Track 14 Reactor Physics, Neutronics, and Transport Theory
• Track 15 Nuclear Education, Human Resources, and Public Acceptance
• Track 16 Student Paper Competition
• Track 17 Beyond Design Basis Events
• Track 18 Industry Forum: Keynote, Plenary, and Panel Session
• Track 19 Fuels & Combustion, Materials Handling, Emissions
• Track 20 Heat Exchangers & Cooling Systems
• Track 21 Turbines, Generators, & Auxiliaries
• Track 22 Advanced Energy Systems and Renewables (Wind, Solar, Geothermal)
• Track 23 Performance Testing & Performance Test Codes
• Track 24 Simple and Combined Cycles

The official language of the conference is English.