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Submit Date	Name	Institute	Statement of capabilities/facilities	Statement of researcher experience
2010-07-09	Laszlo Szucs	MKEH
2010-06-28	Carlos Oliveira	ITN - Instituto Tecnol�gico e Nuclear	Equipments: Irradiator AECL, ELDORADO 6; Source: 60Co (92,5 TBq) YXLON MGC41; 2 Philips X-ray tubes (10 a 320 kV); Current max. = 40 mA Irradiator Shepherd 81-18 Sources: 60Co (16 and148 GBq) 137Cs (81 GBq, 814 GBq, 7,4 TBq) 241Am (37 GBq) Irradiator Buchler OB-34/1-BA Sources: 60Co (3,7 GBq, 25 GBq e 370 GBq) 137Cs (7,4 MBq, 74 MBq, 740 MBq e 7,4 GBq) Expertise in Monte Carlo codes (MCNPX and PENELOPE)	In past I have been involved in Monte Carlo simulation studies concerning the topics of the project. Two publications have been shown in IRPA 2004 and IRPA 2006. The titles are " Analysis of the Activity Distribution from an Orphan source in Molten Scrap Metal Using the MCNPX Code" and " A Contribution to the Analysis of the Activity Distribution of a Radioactive Source Trapped Inside a Cylindrical Volume, Using the MCNPX Code".