Coline Nantermoz
Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies Alternatives
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Coline Nantermoz is a nuclear engineering researcher whose work centers on the safe, remote handling of fusion reactor components, with a particular focus on the ITER project. Her primary research areas include remote operations, radiation protection, and the development of digital assistance systems for hazardous environments. Nantermoz’s key contribution lies in experimentally validating digital tools that guide the removal and reinstallation of the Test Blanket System (TBS) equipment during ITER’s Long Term Shutdown—a critical process for maintaining the reactor’s tritium breeding capabilities. Her 2023 study, cited 3 times, demonstrates how these assistive technologies can reduce occupational radiation exposure, aligning with ITER’s ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) policy. By bridging the gap between virtual simulations and real-world operations, Nantermoz’s work directly enhances the safety and efficiency of maintenance in one of the most challenging environments in fusion energy. Her research is foundational for the next generation of remote handling systems, ensuring that fusion power plants can be operated and maintained with minimal risk to personnel.
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