A non profit international organization established on 22 September 2003 under the French Law of 1901.
Its mission is the preservation and further development of higher nuclear education and expertise.
ENEN member: 46
10th ENEN Board meeting in Paris, France, 23 October 2008
24 October 2008 | The 10th ENEN Board meeting was held in Paris, France, 23 October 2008. The main items of discussion were the preparation of the General Assembly meeting of 2009 as well as the new structure of the ENEN Association from 2009. More »
ENEN-II Second Progress Meeting was held in Bucharest, Romania
6 October 2008 | ENEN-II project (FP6) Second Progress Meeting was held at University Politechnica Bucharest, Romania, on 2-4 October 2008. The objective of the meeting was to report on and review the current status of the ENEN-II project, identify the remaining tasks and decide the distribution of the tasks for the last six months of the project duration. More »
ENEN PhD Event 2008 took place in Interlaken, Switzerland
26 September 2008 | The 2nd ENEN PhD Event was organised in the framework of the International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC) in Interlaken, Switzerland, 23 September 2008. 14 PhD students were selected from 11 European countries, and 13 presentations were provided during the Event. More »
Fifth Anniversary of the ENEN Association
22 September 2008 | Five years ago, on 22 September 2003, the European Nuclear Education network Association was established in Saclay and received its birth certificate from the sous-prefecture of Palaiseau near Paris, France. More »
First text book published under ENEN label
21 September 2008 | A new text book on "Neutron Physics" by Professor Paul Reuss has just been published by INSTN under ENEN label. This book is one of deliverables produced under the European Commission FP6 project ENEN II. More »
CIRTEN (Consorzio InterUniversitario per la Ricerca Tecnologica sull'Energia Nucleare) Exchange Courses at Politecnico di Torino, Italy, 10 Novermber - 19 December 2008
EUROTRANS Internal Training Course 7 "Impact of new nuclear data on the design of transmutation experiments", in Strasbourg, France, 10-13 September 2008 Postponed till 15-18 December 2008
This course is designed for PhD students and Postdocs primarily for those involved in the IP EUROTRANS and parent projects. The number of participants is limited to about 20 participants. An active participation of the PhD students and Postdocs is required. Therefore, when applying, the participants should submit a short abstract (15 to 20 lines) of a presentation related to their work. A small grant, distributed by the organizer, will help the students whose presentation has been selected by the organizer, to finance their accommodation expenditures. At the end of the course, an examination will be organised for the students requiring credit points for their participation to the course.
The ISaR courses in the 2008/2009 program focus on four subject areas schemed in three time schedule blocks:
1. Technology (8-26 September 2008) including 5 courses: The deadline for the registration has been postponed to three days before beginning of each course.
4. Nuclear Safety, Regulation and Law (20-31 July 2009, details to be announced)
It is planned to offer all courses given in Munich as ENEN courses (20% reduction fee for participants from ENEN members, possibility to get a number of grants for students from ENEN universities). Examinations are also expected at the end of all courses not only for the trainees, but for students interested in ECTS from these courses.
