Marcus Hedberg

Researcher at Energy and Material

Marcus Hedberg works as researcher in the nuclear chemistry group. Marcus main research area is in development of innovative nuclear fuels, focusing especially on nitride based nuclear fuels.
Marcus work includes research on processes for production of uranium nitride-based fuels as well as inert matrix fuels and nitride fuels containing high activity substances such as plutonium and americium. The research also includes production of fuel pellets and chemical interactions within nitride fuel as well as between nitride fuel and reactor coolants.
Marcus is currently the co-supervisor of one PhD-student.

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Publications (20)
Projects (1)

Showing 20 publications

2023

Gamma spectrometric measurement of uranium isotopic composition and mass in sintered UO<inf>2</inf> pellets using the efficiency transfer method

Henrik Ramebäck, Anna Vesterlund, Marcus Hedberg et al

Applied radiation and isotopes : including data, instrumentation and methods for use in agriculture, industry and medicine. Vol. 192, p. 110607-

Journal article

2023

Preparation of Chromium doped uranium nitride via Sol-Gel and Carbothermic reduction

Luis Guillermo Gonzalez Fonseca, J. Král, Marcus Hedberg et al

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 574

Journal article

2022

Coated ZrN sphere-UO2 composites as surrogates for UN-UO2 accident tolerant fuels

Diogo Ribeiro Costa, Marcus Hedberg, Denise Adorno Lopes et al

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 567

Journal article

2021

Oxidation of UN/U<inf>2</inf>N<inf>3</inf>-UO<inf>2</inf> composites: an evaluation of UO<inf>2</inf> as an oxidation barrier for the nitride phases

Diogo Ribeiro Costa, Marcus Hedberg, Simon C. Middleburgh et al

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 544

Journal article

2021

Oxidation and hydrolysis of thorium doped uranium nitride fuel for use in LWR

Luis Guillermo Gonzalez Fonseca, Marcus Hedberg, Teodora Retegan Vollmer

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 555

Journal article

2021

Experimental Evaluation Using Plastic Waste, Paper Waste, and Coal as Fuel in a Chemical Looping Combustion Batch Reactor

Zainab Temitope Yaqub, Bilainu Obozokhai Oboirien, Marcus Hedberg et al

Chemical Engineering and Technology. Vol. 44 (6), p. 1075-1083

Journal article

2020

UN microspheres embedded in UO2 matrix: An innovative accident tolerant fuel

Diogo Ribeiro Costa, Marcus Hedberg, Simon C. Middleburgh et al

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 540

Journal article

2020

Application of SPS in the fabrication of UN and (U,Th)N pellets from microspheres

Luis Guillermo Gonzalez Fonseca, Marcus Hedberg, L. Huan et al

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 536

Journal article

2019

Scoping Studies of Dopants for Stabilization of Uranium Nitride Fuel

Klara Insulander Björk, Aneta Herman, Marcus Hedberg et al

Nuclear Science and Engineering. Vol. 193 (11), p. 1255-1264

Journal article

2019

The Effect of Iron- and Manganese-Based Oxygen Carriers as Bed Materials in Oxygen Carrier Aided Combustion

Carl Kajnäs, Marcus Hedberg, Henrik Leion

Energy Technology. Vol. 7 (7)

Journal article

2018

Thermochemical effect of fission products on sodium – MOX fuel reaction: The case of niobium

Dan Tiberiu Costin, Lionel Desgranges, Victor Cabello-Ortiga et al

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 500, p. 361-365

Journal article

2018

Nitride fuel for Gen IV nuclear power systems

Christian Ekberg, Diogo Ribeiro Costa, Marcus Hedberg et al

Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. Vol. 318 (3), p. 1713-1725

Review article

2016

Zirconium carbonitride pellets by internal sol gel and spark plasma sintering as inert matrix fuel material

Marcus Hedberg, Marco Cologna, Andrea Cambriani et al

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 479, p. 137-144

Journal article

2016

Production and Characterization of ZrN and PuN Materials for Nuclear Fuel Applications

Marcus Hedberg

Doctoral thesis

2016

A comparative study of nitride purity and Am fabrication losses in PuN materials by the powder and internal gelation production routes

Marcus Hedberg, Christian Ekberg

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 482, p. 156-162

Journal article

2016

Dissolution Performance of Plutonium Nitride Based Fuel Materials

Emma Aneheim, Marcus Hedberg

Atalante 2016 International Conference on Nuclear Chemistry for Sustainable Fuel Cycles. Vol. 21, p. 231-238

Paper in proceeding

2016

Studies on plutonium-zirconium co-precipitation and carbothermal reduction in the internal gelation process for nitride fuel preparation

Marcus Hedberg, Christian Ekberg

Journal of Nuclear Materials. Vol. 479, p. 608-615

Journal article

2014

Nitride fuel production by the internal sol gel process

Marcus Hedberg

Licentiate thesis

2013

A micro hot test of the Chalmers-GANEX extraction system on used nuclear fuel

Lovisa Bauhn, Marcus Hedberg, Emma Aneheim et al

International Nuclear Fuel Cycle Conference, GLOBAL 2013: Nuclear Energy at a Crossroads. Vol. 1, p. 335-340

Paper in proceeding

2011

Using Low-Cost Iron-Based Materials as Oxygen Carriers for Chemical Looping Combustion

Erik Jerndal, Henrik Leion, Louise Lundberg et al

Oil and Gas Science and Technology. Vol. 66 (2), p. 235-248

Journal article

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Showing 1 research projects

2012–2015

Advanced fuelS for Generation IV reActors: Reprocessing and Dissolution (ASGARD)

Christian Ekberg Nuclear Chemistry

Marcus Hedberg Nuclear Chemistry

Emma Aneheim Nuclear Chemistry

Teodora Retegan Vollmer Nuclear Chemistry

European Commission (EC)

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