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Dr Massimo Salvatores serves in the dual role of scientific advisor for Applied Science and Technology at Argonne National Laboratory and as scientific advisor to the Director of the Nuclear Energy Division of CEA. He also serves as scientific advisor of the NUKLEAR Program of the Forschuung Zentrum Karlsruhe.
Dr. Salvatores holds a PhD in physics from the University of Turin ( Italy). After theoretical and experimental research at the Italian Atomic Energy Commission and at Argonne National Laboratory, he headed at CEA the physics laboratory in charge of the SUPERPHENIX startup experiments. He then headed the CEA Reactor and Fuel Cycle Physics Division.
In the ‘90s he chaired the Nuclear Science Committee and the Joint Evaluated Nuclear Data File (JEF) project of the OECD-NEA. Dr. Salvatores has led numerous national and international studies of Pu management and recycling, and of Partitioning and Transmutation technology.
Dr Salvatores is a member of the Scientific Council of the CEA, and has been awarded the “Grand Prix Ampère” of the French Academy of Sciences, the American Nuclear Society (ANS) Nuclear Technology Award and, in 2005, the “E.Wigner” Award of the ANS. He is also a Fellow of the ANS.
He has more that 200 articles on various aspects of reactor physics and nuclear fuel cycles. He has also served as Professor at the National Institute for Nuclear Sciences and Technology (INSTN) and teaches courses at the Ecole National Superieure de Chimie in Paris.
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