TRISO Focus Group Meeting
Jul 17, 2026
9:00AM to 5:00PM
Date/Time
Date(s) - 17/07/2026
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
The Pan-Canadian TRISO Focus Group Meeting, co-organized with CCEM, McMaster Engineering and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), is a one-day event bringing together researchers from across Canada to advance university-led nuclear fuel innovation. Featuring presentations and panel discussions, the workshop highlights cutting-edge ongoing work in modelling, materials characterization, fabrication, high temperature TRISO fuel behaviour, and layer material evolution under irradiation, just to list a few research areas.
This national event is also linked to the 8th International Workshop on Material Properties of TRISO Fuels hosted by CNL from July 14–16, 2026, under the Generation IV International Forum (GIF) Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) system Fuel and Fuel Cycle Project Management Board (FFC-PMB) framework. This international event fosters collaboration, knowledge exchange across the global nuclear research community, and engagement with industrial and regulatory stakeholders. Find out more about the International workshop here: https://www.cnl.ca/8th-international-workshop-on-material-properties-of-triso-fuels/
Date: July 17, 2026
Location: Fairmont Château Laurier, Ottawa
Cost: Free, but registration limited.
ABSTRACTS
Abstracts should follow the provided template at this link. Please email your abstracts to ccem@mcmaster.ca with subject line “TRISO Focus Group Meeting Abstract Submission”.
Submission Deadline Extension: March 15, 2026
REGISTRATION
This event is restricted to Canadian Institutions. International guests can attend by invite only or they must reach out to the organizers at TRISO@cnl.ca with subject line “Pan-Canadian TRISO Focus Group”.
Registration closes: Spring 2026.
Note: All registrations must be approved by CNL, including online registration. An email will be sent to confirm registration to this event after registration closes.
This event is supported by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited’s Federal Nuclear Science & Technology Work Program
