Recent progress toward development of reduced activation ferritic/martensitic steels for fusion structural applications
Richard J. Kurtz(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), J.W. Rensman(Nuclear Research and Consultancy Group), S. Jitsukawa(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Qing Huang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), P. Spätig(École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), Akihiko Kimura(Kyoto University), Mikhail A. Sokolov(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Jesús A. del Alamo(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), C. Petersen(FZI Research Center for Information Technology), G.R. Odette(University of California, Santa Barbara), R.L. Klueh(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Enrico Lucon(Belgian Nuclear Research Centre)
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