Brooke Rogers
Researcher, Centre for Risk Management School, King’s College, London University, London, UK

THE KING'S COLLEGE 'FUTURE OF NUCLEAR POWER IN EUROPE' STUDY: POLICIES, PERCEPTIONS, AND THE COMMUNICATION OF RISK (185KB)

Philip DEWUHRST
Chairman, Nuclear Industry Association, UK

THE NEW COMMUNICATION INITIATIVE IN THE UK (481KB)

Christine Gould
Policy Communications & Research Manager, CropLife International

GENETICALLY MODIFIED COMMUNICATIONS? (1.08MB)

Panel session with journalists
Panellists: Michael Adler (Agence France Presse), Bethany Bell (BBC), and George Jahn (Associated Press)

Moderator: Melissa Fleming, Head, Media and Outreach Section, International Atomic Energy Agency

“MEET THE MEDIA: WHAT JOURNALISTS THINK ABOUT NUCLEAR COMMUNICATIONS”

THE POWER OF POSITIVE BRANDING (945KB)

Moderator: Peter Rickwood, International Atomic Energy Agency

• Helmuth Böck, Atominstitut, Austria,
  Austria’s anti-nuclear crusade (167KB)
  
  
• Jiri Tyc, South Bohemian Daddies (an NGO supporting Temelin NPP), Czech Republic:
  Cross-border co-operation between the Czech Republic and Austria (384KB)
  
  
• Louise Robson, Department of Trade and Industry, UK,
  Sellafield Backround (25KB)
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  Peter Brazel, Department of Environment, Heritage & Local Government, Ireland,
  Cross-border co-operation between the UK and Ireland (39KB)
  
  
• Christelle Mutschler, Electricité de France, France:
  Communicating across borders between France and Germany: Testimony from Fessenheim NPP (901KB)
  

Moderator: John Shepherd, NucNet, Switzerland

• John Shepherd, NucNet, Switzerland: “How to optimize your internet presence”
  
  
• JoAnn Sperber, Nuclear Energy Institute: Follow-up of the plenary presentation
  The power of positive branding (227KB)
  
  
• Ian Hore-Lacy, World Nuclear Association,
  Experiences with the WNA blog (461KB)
  

Moderator: Juliette Van der Laan, Nuclear Research and Consultancy Group, The Netherlands

• Alain Bucaille, AREVA Group, France, “Nuclear and climate change: How to communicate effectively?”
  
  
• Darren McGarry, Roger Hurst and Robert Houghton, European Commission (Joint Research Centre),
  Communications excellence (2.3MB)
  
  
• Jayne Hallett, Trevor Farrington and Alex Moore, URENCO, UK:
  "Improving internal communication in the URENCO Group"
  
  
• Virginie Ryan-Taïx, AREVA Group, France,
  AREVA dialogue and consensus-building policy (139KB)
  
  
• Isabelle Philippe, Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique, France,
  Debate on nuclear energy in Europe for young politicians and other opinion leaders in France (163KB)
  

Workshop organised by the ENS Young Generation Network (YGN),
moderated by Rebecca Ferris, British YGN Chapter, United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, UK

• Kajsa Engholm, Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management (SKB), Sweden:
  They talk about responsibility but who dares to take it? (727KB)
  
  
• Sini Gahmberg, Teollisuuden Voima Oy, Finland:
  Industry collaboration with schools (516KB)
  
  
• Miranda Kirschel, Nuclear Industry Association, UK:
  No time to waste (181KB)
  
  
• Laurent Wouters and E. Hooft, ONDRAS/NIRAF, Belgium:
  Local partnerships: A way to achieve a sustainable solution for LILW (565KB)