Nolwenn Kammerer
Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies Alternatives
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Nolwenn Kammerer is a leading researcher in nuclear engineering and remote handling systems, with a specialized focus on the ITER project’s test blanket system (TBS) operations. Her work centers on developing digital assistance technologies to enhance safety and efficiency in remote maintenance tasks within high-radiation environments. Kammerer’s most cited paper, “Digital assistances in remote operations for ITER test blanket system replacement: An experimental validation” (2023), demonstrates her pivotal contribution to designing and validating tools that minimize occupational radiation exposure, aligning with the ALARA principle central to ITER’s safety policy. This study, with 3 citations, provides experimental evidence for integrating digital aids—such as augmented reality and robotic guidance—into complex TBS replacement procedures, reducing human error and operational risks. Her research directly addresses the challenge of maintaining fusion reactor components during long-term shutdowns, ensuring that radiation doses remain as low as reasonably achievable. Kammerer’s achievements include advancing practical solutions for remote handling in extreme conditions, making her work essential for the future of sustainable fusion energy. Her contributions not only support ITER’s operational goals but also set benchmarks for safety protocols in nuclear facilities worldwide.
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