Magnum-PSI Symposium - DIFFER
Chair: M. de Baar

Coffee and registration

Welcome - M. de Baar

Magnum-PSI Symposium - H. van Eck

Magnum-PSI tour

Lunch

Tutorials - Auditorium
Chair: G.N. Luo

Coffee and registration

T1: Particle and heat exhaust in future fusion reactors: challenges and solutions - H. Reimerdes

T2: Plasma facing material and component design for DEMO - J. Coenen

Coffee break

T3: Computational science approaches to understanding plasma facing material performance - K. Nordlund

 T4: Design and testing of plasma facing components for ITER - T. Hirai

Coffee and registration at Auditorium

Technology and qualification of plasma-facing components I
Chair: I. Mazul

Opening

I1: Design and R&D for plasma facing components in JT-60SA - D. Tsuru

I2: Tungsten-copper composite materials for plasma-facing component heat sink applications - A. v. Müller

O1: Micro-structuring of tungsten for mitigation of ELM-like fatigue, a PFM candidate for ITER - A. Terra

Coffee break

Materials under extreme thermal and particle loads
Chair: J.W. Coenen

I3: ITER monoblock performance under lifetime loading conditions in Magnum-PSI - T. Morgan

I4: Metallography and mechanical parameters of plasma-exposed plasma facing materials and components - G. Pintsuk

O2: Melting behavior of W/Cu mono-blocks in EAST experiments - D. Zhu

O3: Impact of H-mode plasma operation on pre-damaged tungsten divertor tiles in ASDEX Upgrade - K. Krieger

Lunch

I5: Material erosion and deposition on the divertor and vessel walls of W7-X - M. Mayer

Low-Z and liquid materials
Chair: M. Rubel

I6: Beryllium melting and erosion on the upper dump plates in JET  during three ILW campaigns - I. Jepu

O4: Effect of surface temperature on fuel retention and structure of Be-containing co-deposited layers -  A. Hakola

O5: Overview of Lithium Results from the US-China Collaboration on EAST -  D. Andruczyk

Poster session A

End programme

Reception at DIFFER

Coffee at Auditorium

W recrystallisation and He effects
Chair: T. Loarer

I7: Retarded recrystallization of helium-exposed tungsten - L. Cheng

O6: Comparative analysis of the tungsten static recrystallization kinetics explored at high temperatures by conventional and inverse methods - A. Durif

O7: Investigate Synergies of Helium and Hydrogen in Tungsten Using Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy and Laser Ablation Mass Spectrometry - B. Wirth

O8: Helium Effects on Recovery and Recrystallization of Powder-Metallurgical Processed Tungsten - A. Hasegawa

Coffee break

Technology and qualification of plasma-facing components II
Chair: T. Hirai

I8: Functionally graded materials for tungsten-steel joints in the first wall of DEMO - S. Heuer

O9: Review of the Assessment of the High Heat Flux Performance of European DEMO Divertor Mock-ups - H. Greuner

O10: Ammonia production and sticking on materials relevant to fusion reactors: tungsten and 316L stainless steel - R. Bisson

Lunch and excursions

Excursion Van Abbe Museum and/or DAF museum (on own time)

Excursion Efteling (including packed lunch)

Excursion Slot Loevestein

Excursion La Trappe Brewery

Coffee at Auditorium

Neutron effects in plasma-facing materials
Chair: W. Jacob

I9: Mechanical Property, Microstructure and Hydrogen Isotope Retention of Neutron-Irradiated Tungsten and Advanced Tungsten Materials - Y. Ueda

I10: Properties and microstructural evolutions of tungsten under mixed spectrum neutron irradiation - Y.Katoh

O11 Influence of He concentration and He bubbles on deuterium retention and transport in the bulk of tungsten - S. Markelj

O12: The roles of vacancies, vacancy clusters, and dislocations  for deuterium retention in tungsten - M. Zibrov

Coffee break

Erosion, re-deposition. mixing & dust formation
Chair: A. Widdowson

I11: Sputtering of rough PFCs: Benchmarking 3D binary collision approximation codes with laboratory experiments - R. Stadlmayr

O13: ERO2.0 modelling of surface roughness effects on molybdenum erosion and re-deposition in PSI-2 - A. Eksaeva

O14: Experimental validation of the Monte-Carlo code SDTrimSP-3D - R. Arredondo

I12: Studies on Accelerated Hydrogen Isotopes Permeation through Plasma-Facing Components of Fusion Reactors - H. Zhou

Lunch

Fuel retention and removal Chair:
W. Wampler

I13: Fuel retention in Be layers measured by Laser-Induced Desorption (LID) - M. Zloblinski

I14: D retention in Be-D co-deposits formed over an ITER relevant parameter space - M. Baldwin

O15: Integrated, multi-physics modeling of erosion, redeposition and gas retention in the ITER divertor - O. Lasa

O16: Investigation of Remained Tritium in the LHD Vacuum Vessel after the first deuterium experimental campaign - S. Masuzaki

Poster session B

Conference dinner at Asparagus in the Fields

Coffee at Auditorium

Tungsten, tungsten alloys, and advanced steels
Chair: Ch. Linsmeier

I15: Irradiation effects in tungsten - from surface effects to bulk mechanical properties - J. Riesch

I16: Neutron-irradiation-induced microstructures in tungsten and ferritic-martensitic steels analyzed using advanced electron microscopy - C. Parish 

O17: Helium Retention in Tungsten under Plasma and Ion Beam Irradiation and its Impact on Surface Morphology and Deuterium Retention - Y. Gasparyan

O18: Light reflection induced changes of the line shape and its influence on the analysis of plasma facing components erosion - S. Ertmer

Coffee break

Fusion devices and edge plasma physics
Chair: S. Brezinsek

I17: First plasma operation in WEST with tungsten as plasma facing material - J. Bucalossi

I18: Impurity sources and fluxes in W7-X from the plasma-facing components to the edge layer - E. Wang

O19: In situ and Quantitative Study of Fuel Retention and Recycling on the Metal First Wall under Long-Pulse Operation in EAST - C. Li

O20: Long pulse deuterium and nitrogen seeded discharges on the actively cooled tungsten divertor in WEST - T. Dittmar

Closing