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2nd AtomiCareers, a unique pan-European recruitment event, to be held in Brussels, 3-4 December 2010
28 June 2010 | AtomiCareers is the most exclusive international recruitment event in the nuclear field for graduates and early-career professionals. Follwoing the sucessful experience in 2009, the 2nd AtomiCareers will take place in Brussels on 3-4 December 2010 with the official support of the European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN) Association and other key nuclear associations. More » |
[JOB OPPORTUNITIES] TokyoTech, Japan, opens two Calls for Professor or Associate Professor
27 June 2010 | Two Calls are issued for Professor and Associate Professor positions at Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. See the JOB OPPORTUNITIES. More » |
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PETRUS II 4th Project meeting in Rauma, Finland, 21-23 June 2010
24 June 2010 | The 4th Project meeting of the PETRUS II (FP7) project took place, hosted by Posiva, in Rauma, Finland, 21-23 June 2010. More » |
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Atomexpo 2010 in Moscow, Russian Federation, 7-9 June 2010
10 June 2010 | The 2nd International Forum "Atomexpo 2010" was organised by the Russian State Atomic Energy Corporation "ROSATOM" in Moscow, Russian Federation, 7-9 June 2010. More » |
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4th ENEN PhD Event to in Barcelona, Spain, 2 June 2010
2 June 2010 | In the framework of the European Nuclear Conference (ENC) 2010 in Barcelona, Spain, the 4th ENEN PhD Event 2010 took place on 2 June 2010. 8 PhD students participated from 7 EU countries and Russian Federation. More » |
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EMSNE 2009 ceremony in Barcelona, Spain
31 May 2010 | The EMSNE 2009 ceremony took place during the European Nuclear Conference 2010 in Barcelona, Spain, 31 May 2010. More » |
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ENEN-EUR Course 2010 in Rez (near Prague), Czech Republic, 13-16 September 2010
27 May 2010 | After the ENEN-EUR Course in 2005 in the framework of FP6 NEPTUNO project, the 2nd ENEN-EUR Course will be organised in Rez (near Prague), Czech Republic, 13-16 September 2010. More » |
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One-week course on Severe Accident Phenomenology in Pisa, Italy, 10-14 January 2011
21 May 2010 | The Severe Accident (SA) Research Network of excellence SARNET2 is sponsoring a new one-week course entitled "Severe Accident Phenomenology". This course is a part of the Excellence Spreading activities of SARNET2 and it will focus on disseminationg the knowledge gained on SA in the last two decades to Master-PhD students, young engineers and researchers. More » |
UPCOming courses!
New ENEN DATABASE will be opened soon!
Nuclear Safety and Security Specialization Course at the Engineering Faculty, University of Pisa, Italy new
- Preparation Summer Course from 14 June - end of September 2010
- Specialization Course from November 2010 - October 2011
The objective of the Specialization Course is to form highly-qualified professionals in Nuclear Safety and Security of NPP. The Specialization resulting profiles is an Expert in Nucler Engineering, with knowledge and competences particularly suitable for the appliations of nuclear safety and security in industries, research conters, regulatory bodies and technical support organizations (TSO).
The Specialization Course is for one-year (60 ECTS) consisting of 12 disciplines. This Course is a post-master course, therefore for exmaple a Master degree in Nuclear Engineering is required for entrance. A student can take part in the whole one-year course, or one disciplines by one.
> For further details, please see the leaflet 
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ISaR Training Courses on Nuclear Safety, Regulations and Legislation in Munich, Germany, 19-30 July 2010
The courses deal with the scientific approaches, the technical solutions and the legal and regulatory frameworks underlying present-day safety practices for the peaceful use of nuclear power.
Courses are developed for an international audience and held in English, except for a German speaking workshop about the German regulatory system on the last day of the courses.
Main target groups are university graduates and junior academic staff in nuclear organizations. The program may also be used for the nuclear re-education of engineers and scientists working in non-nuclear fields. The courses are developed for an international audience and aim at conveying a broad spectrum of high-level, practice-based knowledge for acedemic professionals starting to work in the field of nuclear energy. The lecturers are high-level experts with longstanding experience in industry, expert or research organisations, public authorities, orinternaitonal bodies. Theoretical subjects are taught by university professors.
All courses can be booked individually or in blocks. Attached you will find the overview as well as the registration form. Further information will be provided on the website
> ISaR website
> General leaflet
> Leaflet
> Preliminary program
> Registration form
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International Course on Thermalhydraulics of Light Waster Reactors in Saclay, France, 23-27 August and 30 Augst-3 September 2010
The main objective is to provide the fundamentals of reactor thermal hydraulics, including sigle- and two-phase flows, heat and mass transfer phenomena and fuel thermal behavior. Design and Safety of main Light Waster Reactors is addressed, particularly thermal and hydraulics limitations. Specific issues such as break flow rate are covered in the second module (advanced aspects).
- Module 1: 23-27 August 2010
- Module 2: 30 August - 3 September 2010
> Leaflet Application by 13 August 2010
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FJOH-2010 Summer School on Nuclear Reactors "Goals and Challenges for the Gen-II to Gen-III transition" in Aix-en-Provence, France, 25 August - 3 September 2010
> Leaflet Application by 4 May 2010
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ACTINET Summer School 2010 - 5th Marcoule's Practical Summer School in Marcoule, France, 29 August - 3 September 2010
This Summer School will focus on "Analytical innovation in the field of actinide recycling", and mainly targets on young researchers.
> Letter from the organizer 
> ACTINET-I3 website Registration by 31 May 2010
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ISaR Training Courses Module M1 in Munich, Germany, 30 August - 17 September 2010 new
1. Fundamentals of LWR Technology, 30 August - 3 September
2. Reactor Engineering Materials, 6-8 September
3. Instrumentation, Control and Electrical Systems of NPPs, 8-10 September
4. Key NPP Designs, 13-15 September
5. Nuclear Fuel Cycle, 15-17 September
> ISaR website
> General leaflet
> Registraion form
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ENEN-EUR Course 2010 in Rez (near Prague), Czech Republic, 13-16 September 2010
The objective of the couse is to provide:
- detailed view of the key requirements developed in EUR
- information about the comparison works with the other design specifications
- hings about the background situation in Europe
This course is open to anybody who has a minimum scientific background. It is intended to provide first hand information to young professionals and post-graduate students who are considering a career in NPP R&D, engineering or operation or to young engineers that have already started a career. This will also be a good opportunity to develop contacts between the participants.
The lecturers are experienced engineers or managers from major European utilities involved in nuclear generation or support activities.
For further details, please contact ryoko.kusumi@cea.fr
> 1st announcement as of 14 April 2010
> 2nd announcement as of 28 May 2010
> 3rd announcement as of 18 June 2010
> Registration form Registration by 28 June 2010
> EUR website
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International School in Nuclear Engineering 2010 in Saclay, France, 20 September - 3 December 2010
The INSTN and DEN of CEA are continuing their international school in Nuclear Engineering, aiming at promoting knowledge in the field of reactor physics and engineering at a high educational level.
The doctral-level courses address both PhD students and post-docs in nuclear research. 3 ECTS will be awarded for each euccessfully completed course. These courses are also well suited for established engineers wishing to further knowledge or diversify their skills.
Lecturers are internationally known experts from leading universities and research institutes in the nuclear field.
> Leaflet Application by 20 August 2010 & 20 September 2010
> Registration form
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Third MADEIRA Training Course on IMAGING IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE in Munich, Germany, 5-8 October 2010
The use of diagnostic procedures based on nuclear medical imaging such as PET, SPECT and combined PET/CT, SPECT/CT and PET/MR systems is gaining every day more and more importance.
The MADEIRA Project (Minimizing Activity and Dose with Enhanced Image quality by Radiopharmaceutical Administrations), cofunded by the European Commission within the FP7-EURATOM Programme, aims to reduce the exposure of the patients to radiation in nuclear medicine, through the improvement of the imagining process.
This Training Course on Imagining in Nuclear Medicine is the last in a series of three courses organized in the frame of the MADEIRA Project. The course, which is aimed to university students (graduate level) and young researchers with a strong interest in medical physics and imaging, will deal with fundamental aspects and current research trends. The lectures will be supported by practical exercises on image reconstruction techniques and by visits to the research laboratories of Helmholtz Zentrum Munchen and of the Nuclear Medicine Department of the University Hospital rechts der Isar.
> Leaflet
> MADEIRA project
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International Seminar on Nuclear Fuel Cycle in Saclay, France, 11-22 October 2010
The main goal is to disseminate comprehensive informaiton and acquire in-depth knowledge on the industrial operations related to the nuclear fuel cycle in France, from the extraction of the uranium ore to the reprocessing of spent fuel, as well as on the management of waste produced during the difference stages of the fuel cycle
> Leaflet Application by 3 September 2010
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International Course Neutronics for Light Water Reactors 2010 in Saclay, France, 15-26 November 2010
The main objective is to provide the general knowledge in neutron physics requested for design, operation and safety analysis of Light Water Reactors:
- to acquire the fundamental knowledge in neutron physics, which is the study of the free neutron migration in matter
- to understand all the phenomena resulting from neutron-nucleus interactions related to the nuclear reactor behaviour
- to get an overview of different existing light water reactors
The expected participants are young professionals working in nuclear industry, Technical Safety Organizations (TSO) or regulatody bodies, having little or no background about nuclear reactor theory, students, researchers.
> Leaflet Application by 15 October 2010
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International Course Generation IV Nuclear Reactor Systems for the Future in Saclay, France, 22-26 November 2010
The objective of this course is to provide the knowledge about the fourth generation of nuclear reactors:
- gas-cooled fast neutron reactors,
- new sodium-cooled reactor designs,
- materials development for high temperatures,
- problem related to high temperature reactors.
The course is dedicated to professionals, researchers and students with interest in a gloval view on the Generation IV nuclear reactor systems for the future.
> Leaflet Application by 20 October 2010
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Short Course on Severe Accident Phenomenology in Pisa, Italy, 10-14 January 2011
The Severe Accident (SA) Research Network of excellence SARNET2 is sponsoring a new one-week course entitled "Severe Accident Phenomenology". This course is a part of the Excellence Spreading activities of SARNET2 and it will focus on disseminationg the knowledge gained on SA in the last two decades to Master-PhD students, young engineers and researchers. The SARNET2 project is co-funded by the EURATOM research program in the 7th Framework Programme of the European Commission.
> Leaflet Application by 30 October 2010 (Early registration by the end of September 2010)
> SARNET2 website
