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  • Alexander Saibedinov

    Governor Svetliy lyceum principal, the Russian Federation national teacher, a member of Tomsk region Public Chamber.

  • Vladimir Knyaginin

    Director of the Center for Strategic Research “North-West”

  • Vladimir Artisyuk

    Vice-Rector for Research and International Affairs, Central Institute of Advanced Training (Atomenergoprom, Russia)

  • Cynthia Bouthot

    Founding Partner of the Russia Innovation Collaborative

  • Martha Russell and Neil Rubens

    ”MediaX” research group, Stanford University

  • Sergey Galibeev

    Director general of NIOST, LLC

  • Nikolay Protsenko

    Deputy chief editor of “Expert South”, co-founder of the non-profit partnership “Project: Innovations in Humanities”

  • Yuri Dekhtyar and Igor Khlusov

    Yuri Dekhtyar, professor, director of Institute of biomedical engineering and nanotechnologies of Riga technical university, president of Latvian medical-engineering and physical society, member of New-York academy of science, expert of medical physical and engineering European network, member of European physical society. Igor Khlusov, leader of educational and research center “Biocompatible materials and bioengineering” of Siberian state medical university, professor of the department of morphology and general pathology of Siberian state medical university, Doctor of medical science.

  • Denis Molotkov

    Tomsk city Mayor Deputy for investments

  • Boris Elkonin

    Head of laboratory “Theoretical and Experimental Problems of Developmental Psychology”, Psychological Institute of the Russian Academy of Education, Vice-President of the International Association of Developmental Education, PhD in Psychology, full professor, Moscow

  • Lyudmila Ogorodova

    Vice-Rector for Research and Postgraduate Internship (Siberian State Medical University), Head of Technology Platform “Medicine of the Future”

  • Denis Molotkov

    Tomsk city Deputy Mayor

  • Viktor Gyunter

    CEO of Micran, reseacrh & production company, CJSC

  • Sergey Ketov

    Professor of the Tokyo Metropolitan University

  • Synthia Bouthot, Daniel Satinsky and Chris King

    Partners in Russia Innovation Collaborative

  • Jury Maksimenko

    Chairman deputy of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Committee on environmental, industrial and technological security, leader of the project “Service of ecology and industrial risks”, The Company “Basic element” – speaker of Environmental standards is the engine of innovative economy round table

  • Thomas Werner

    Professor of “Parsons The new school for design”

  • Sergey Gradirovskiy

    Expert in regional urban development, President of the Public Council of the Ministry of Health and Social Development

  • Yuriy Lishmanov and Nikolay Krivonogov

    Yuriy Lishmanov, Head of Radionuclide Research Methods Laboratory of Cardiology Research Institute, SB RAS, associate member of RAMS, M.D., professor. Nikolay Krivonogov, M.D., professor, senior research assistant of Radionuclide Research Methods Laboratory of Cardiology Research Institute, SB RAS.

  • Sergey Poglyad

    Associate director for strategy and development of Scientific Research Institute of Atomic Reactors

  • Vladimir Dovgiy

    Deputy Director General of Inter-institutional analytical center

  • Ilya Savchuk

    Metaver group Director for development programs, co-developer of Education 2030 foresight

  • Alexandr Uvarov

    TUSUR Vice-Rector for Innovations and international development, Institute of Innovations Director, Head of Russian branch of Triple helix association

  • Marat Kapelyushnik

    Astelion company founder and Director General, an expert in the field of high-tech and innovative business management.

  • Valeriy Kagadey

    General Director Deputy of Micran, Research and Production Company, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Dmitry Bakhturin

A coordination board member, International network of specialists for nuclear and radiation hazardous objects decommissioning (IAEA)

«Practically nothing existing was developed in order to be decommissioned one day»

Why is it necessary to develop the decommissioning direction? Why is it conceptually crucial?

If we digress from the specific feature of atomic topic, where it is a safety requirement only and evidence of responsible attitude of atomic community to development, the topic of decommissioning, disposal, utilization will be one of the key issues, one of the global challenges for the humankind, for engineering thought in nearest years and decades. We will need to dispose the consequences of previous research programs, technological platforms, trials and mistakes in all the spheres of activity, to bury them in ideal and material senses of this word.

Decommissioning in atomic sphere, as many things within it, is a progressive direction, a search zone, one of the most complicated objects of thinking and acting.

What do actions on decommissioning imply? Why is it difficult?

Practically nothing existing was developed in order to be decommissioned one day. Many things were built “for perpetuity” or there was just no time to think over it – everybody hurried up, as it was, for example, with first military reactors. Now we have a) objects, which were not intended for decommissioning; b) many things have happened with them within 40−50−60 years. It is not for nothing that a key motto when working directly on decommissioning is “Expect the unexpected!”

What kind of new requirements are set for science, engineering, invention process by decommissioning direction?

Currently, an atomic power station is one of the most sophisticated objects. And, when conducting decommissioning, the object becomes 2 times more complicated.

From the technological point of view we should learn how to produce unique devices batchwise, to establish mass production of clever and multifunctional single-pieces.

What should be undertaken to be a leader in this direction in Russia and in the world?

First of all today Russia has such chance! Although it is about the fact that we have relatively huge amount of problems in this sphere and, consequently, if we tackle these challenges successfully, we can occupy leading positions in the world.

What are the prospects for further development of decommissioning technologies?

Talking not about atomic branch, but in general decommissioning technologies are the source of tomorrow’s resources. When all the natural resources run short, their production will be extremely expensive, and we will be forced to recycle the stuff, which we damp now, in all the spheres of life.

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