Issue No. 48 Winter
(May 2015)

C O N T E N T S

ENS News
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Word from the President

Status of the Fluoride Salt High Temperature Reactor Materials Irradiation Tests at the MIT Research Reactor

Assessment of the Burnout Phenomenon in the SAFARI-1

Developing Strategic Plans for Effective Utilization of Research Reactors

ENS Events
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PIME 2015: Embracing and communicating change

RRFM 2015: From the Perspective of Young Generation

TopFuel 2015

Member Societies
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The Nuclear Delta™ is now trademarked by the Nuclear Institute

NENE 2015

Spanish Nuclear Society

Three leading players on the nuclear skills landscape have joined forces to sign a new collaborative agreement that promotes the highest standards of professionalism across the UK’s nuclear industry.

Nuclear for Climate initiative fuels nuclear and climate change debate

Decommissioning on top of the agenda at ECED 2015 conference

YGN Report
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Romania: Daniela Lulache, female leader of the nuclear industry

Corporate Members
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Important update for reactor BR2

FOOD FROM SPIRULINA

Improved Simulator Training Session Monitoring and Debriefing

Business Programme for the VII International Forum ATOMEXPO 2015 is approved

ENS World News
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FORATOM GHG avoidance paper

ENS sponsored conferences

ENS Members
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Links to ENS Member Societies

Links to ENS Corporate Members


Editorial staff
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TopFuel 2015

Topfuel 2015
13 - 17 September 2015 in Zurich, Switzerland

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ECED 2015

The Slovak Nuclear Society is organizing 2nd International Conference Eastern and Central European Decommissioning – ECED 2015 – on June 23 - 25, 2015, in the historic town of Trnava, Slovakia.

The conference is intended for professionals involved in all stages of decommissioning of nuclear facilities (planning, decontamination, dismantling, pre-disposal waste management, waste disposal) and their impact on the environment. The main objective of the conference is exchange of experience and best practice in decommissioning of nuclear facilities in Central and Eastern Europe. After the successful first ECED in 2013, organizers believe that this conference is to become the most important event in the nuclear decommissioning in Eastern and Central Europe with a significant impact also in other European countries.

More information on the conference, as well as preliminary program, are available on-line at www.eced2015.sk or by e-mail: info@eced2015.sk 

ECED 2015

 

 
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