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A new exchange project with Japan, EUJEP
18 December 2009 | In December 2009 the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and the ENEN Association signed a Grant Agreement for the new exchange project with Japan (EUJEP). More » |
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1st pan-European Recruitment Event held in Brussels, 4-5 December 2009
7 December 2009 | "AtomiCareers in Europe", the 1st pan-European Recruitment Event in the nuclear field for graduates and early-career professionals, took place in Brussels on 4-5 December 2009 with the official support of the ENEN Association and the major nuclear industries in Europe. More » |
[JOB OPPORTUNITIES] EPFL, Switzerland, opens a Call for Professor and Head of the Laboratory
2 December 2009 | EPFL is looking for a person for the joint position of Professor of Nuclear Engineering at EPFL and Head of the laboratory for Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour at PSI. The Call is available at the JOB OPPORTUNITIES. More » |
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12th ENEN Board meeting in Saclay, France, 27 October 2009
28 October 2009 | The 12th Board meeting was taken place in Saclay, France, on 27 October 2009. More » |
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ENEN III 1st Project Management Committee meeting in Saclay, France, 26 October 2009
27 October 2009 | The Project Management Committee of the ENEN III (FP7) project held the 1st meeting in Saclay, France, on 26 October 2009. More » |
UPCOming courses!
New ENEN DATABASE will be opened soon!
International Seminar: Principles and Operation of Nuclear Reactors in Saclay, France, 25 January-5 February 2010
The main objective of this seminar is to acquire knowledge on:
- Theory and kinetics of nuclear reactors
- Reactor thermo-hydraulics
- Insight into the reactor operation (practical courses)
- Presentation of the actual and future reactors
- Safety principles and background
The expected participants are professors, researchers and students with interest in the global understanding of reactor theory and operation.
> Leaflet and how to apply 
by 23 December 2009
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ETH 27th series of Short Courses on Modelling and Computation of Multiphase Flows in Zurich, Switzerland, 15-19 February 2010
Multiphase flows and heat transfer with phase change are of interest to researchers and engineers in many industries.
Part I, Bases, covers the common background material and emphasises the latest modelling and computational aspects of multiphase flows.
Part IIA, New Reactor Systems and Methods, covers topics of particular interest to nuclear engineers (including advanced reactor designs) and the state-of-the-art and beyond in modelling and simulation methods.
Part IIB, Computational Multi-Fluid Dynamics (CMFD), reflects the growing interest in the application of CFD techniques to multiphase flows.
Part III, CMFD with Commercial Codes, is attached to both Parts IIA and IIB.
> Announcement
> Website
For further information, please contact by e-mail: Prof. G. Yadigaroglu: yadi@ethz.ch
ISaR Training Courses on Processes and Organisation & Energy Economics and Policy in Munich, Germany, 15 February - 5 March 2010
The courses of the 1st block deal with best practice for operating nuclear power plants, building new plants and decommissioning nuclear facilities. Participants will get familiar with both the technical and administrative processes and the organizational solutions to be implemented in these areas in view of achieving high-level industrial and safety standards.
The courses of the 2nd block deal with energy economics of nuclear power, business economics for NPPs and the dialogue with politics and the public. Participants will learn facts and basic interdependencies determining the role of nuclear energy for the overall energy supply, economic concepts and business practices under NPP conditions as well as concepts for successful communication of nuclear energy issues in political and societal contexts.
Main target groups are university graduates and junior academic staff in nuclear organizations. The program can also serve as basis for the nuclear re-education of engineers and scientists working in other areas. The lecturers are high-level experts with longstanding experience in industry as well as university professors.
Every course can be booked individually.
> Course flyer Early registration: by 25 January 2010
> Schedule
> Registration form Late registration: three days before beggining of each course
Further information and registration form will be provided on our website www.isar.tum.de/courses
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