Interested in Gen IV Systems? The general objective of the course is to provide participants with an up to date basic knowledge on the six concepts selected for the 4th generation of nuclear systems (LFR, GFR, VHTR, SCWR, MSR). It is inteted for professionals, engineers, researchers, scientists and students.
The application process has opened for female students interested in applying for a scholarship from the IAEA MSCFP towards their Master’s degrees in nuclear science and technology, nuclear safety and security or non-proliferation. The application process is open until 11 October 2020.
The graduating classes of 2020 and 2021 are experiencing a unique time in history. Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, many students are transitioning or attempting to transition to professional careers at a time of great uncertainty and economic upheaval. Traditional guidance may not be possible but a good advice always can shape the chosen path.
Spent Nuclear Fuel (SNF) management is a core issue for sustainable development and long-term viability of nuclear energy as energy supply. The main objective of this school is to share information on developments in the field of SNF management of SMR and spent nuclear accident tolerant fuel, as well as identify key issues related to this topic.
The Reactor Physics Department of the Jožef Stefan Institute is offering a young researcher position for the field of fusion and fission energy research.
This MOOC is developed around the aspects of main concern in modern society where Nuclear and Radio-Chemistry could play a relevant role: environment, health, industry, nuclear energy, and society progress.
Financial support is offered for training young researchers and Ph.D./Masters students through delegations in selected research laboratories. Funding is also available for participation at relevant scientific events as a follow-up of the performed research activity.
Event organized in conjunction with the ENEN General Assembly. Attendeance is free of charge but, for logistics reasons, please register first at secretariat@enen.eu
A dedicated training course designed for individuals with at least Masters’ level Chemistry background, who need to extend their skills and knowledge of nuclear and radiochemistry to the field of application of radionuclides and ionising radiation in analytical chemistry.
This fully-funded H2020-ARIEL School will be held at the Centro Nacional de Aceleradores (CNA) in Seville, Spain during 25-29 of May 2020.
