Master in Tecnologie Nucleari e delle Radiazioni Ionizzanti
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Master universitario
In aula
60 crediti
Prezzo 6.000 €
Descrizione
Il Master universitario di II livello in Tecnologie Nucleari e delle Radiazioni Ionizzanti (TNRI) forma specialisti di alto livello tecnico-scientifico e manageriale in grado di operare sul mercato nazionale ed internazionale nel campo dell&rsquoapplicazione delle tecnologie nucleari e nell&rsquoambito delle attività nucleari (essenzialmente &ldquonon power&rdquo).
Il programma del Master copre le principali specializzazioni nel campo delle attività nucleari non mirate alla produzione di energia ed in particolare:
- le applicazioni industriali e medicali delle radiazioni ionizzanti
- la produzione di radioisotopi e di radio-farmaci per medicina nucleare
- i metodi e i sistemi di controllo della radioattività nell&rsquoambiente
- le tecniche analitiche nucleari applicate a vari settori produttivi(industriale e agro-alimentare) e alla ricerca
- la gestione dei rifiuti radioattivi
- la radioprotezione applicata a sorgenti radiogene di varia natura ed impiego (il curriculum del Master copre il programma didattico di formazione professionale previsto per sostenere l&rsquoesame di abilitazione ad Esperto Qualificato ex D. Lgs. 230/95)
- la dismissione di impianti nucleari
- l&rsquoimplementazione di sistemi di gestione integrati per impianti ed per attività nucleari
- le metodologie per la valutazione e gestione del rischio da radiazioni ionizzanti e del rischio nucleare
- la sicurezza (security) nucleare e delle sorgenti radioattive.
Programma
Module I (Fundamentals):
Fundamentals of Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Processes
Fundamentals of Radiation Physics
Interactions of ionizing radiations with matter
Fundamentals of Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry
Fundamentals of Radiation Chemistry
Fundamentals of Radiobiology
Radiation Detectors
Principles of Radiation Dosimetry (including micro-dosimetry and nano-dosimetry) and Radiation protection.
Module II (Ionizing Radiation Technologies & Applications):
Radiation sources: industrial gamma facilities and particles accelerators
Applications in material science and technology: polymer processing, curing of insulators and semiconductors, microlithography and nanotechnology, ion implantation, radiation damage studies for electronics, nuclear and space industry, radiation curing (pre-vulcanization) of tire components, surface curing in textile and furniture industry, radiation cross-linking of multilayer food packaging films, e-beam applications in metallurgy
Radiation applications to food preservation and agriculture
Radiation technologies for green chemistry: bio-fuels and fine chemicals from cellulose and lignin
Industrial radiation sterilization
Applications to environment protection: recycling, radiation degradation of pollutants
Electron-beam treatment of industrial flue gases and waste water treatment.
Module III (Applications of Radio-nuclides and Radioactivity-based Analytical Methods):
Radiochemistry laboratory methods
a, b, g spectrometry
Production of radio-nuclides for nuclear medicine
Methods and technologies for the synthesis, quality control and use of radiopharmaceuticals
Applications of radiopharmaceuticals in medicine and biomedical research: PET and SPECT
Environmental radiochemistry: monitoring natural and artificial radio-nuclides in the environment, surveillance methods and networks, legislation
Applications to material science and cultural heritage
Applications to nuclear safeguards and combating nuclear terrorism.
Module IV (Radiation protection):
Fundamentals of Radiation protection
Legislation (Italian and international) of Radiation protection
Radiation generators and radiation sources for radiotherapy and radio-diagnostic
Instrumentation for radiation protection
Dosimetric quantities and personnel dosimetry
Internal and external contamination
Radioactive waste management
Transportation of radioactive material
Radiation protection in hospitals
Radiation protection in industrial radiation facilities
Radiation protection and neutron monitoring in accelerators labs
Radiation protection in nuclear power plants
Radiation protection in oil and extractive industry.
Module V (Introduction to Nuclear Decommissioning, Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Nuclear Waste Management):
Fundamentals of Nuclear Reactors Physics
Introduction to Nuclear Power Plants
Fast Neutron Systems; Nuclear Materials Technology
Decommissioning of nuclear power plants: action planning, licensing and radiation protection procedures (survey of Italian and international experience)
Implementation of Integrated Management Systems in nuclear facilities and activities
Nuclear Risk and Nuclear Emergency Management
Safety Assessment of nuclear facilities
Management of Operational Performances
Introduction to Nuclear Fuel Cycles (front-end)
Nuclear Spent Fuel management
Radioactive Waste management and disposal; Nuclear Safeguards
Nuclear Law.
Requisiti
4/5 years University education degree in scientific disciplines (Physics, Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Engineering, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology, Biology)
Lingue in cui è impartito
Inglese
Durata
La parte teorica del corso consiste di 1500 ore, articolato in lezioni frontali, seminari, esercitazioni pratiche, attività di studio e preparazione individuale.
Master in Tecnologie Nucleari e delle Radiazioni Ionizzanti
I.U.S.S. - Istituto Universitario di Studi Superiori
Campus e sedi: I.U.S.S. - Istituto Universitario di Studi Superiori
I.U.S.S. - Istituto
Viale Lungo Ticino Sforza, 56
27100
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