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September 2018
NI YGN Introduction to Nuclear Power Generation Conference
A three-day technical conference from the Nuclear Institute Youth Generation Network held at EDF Energy in Gloucester.
Find out more »Postdocs in Nuclear Engineering Meeting: University of Oxford
The annual Postdocs in Nuclear Energy meeting (PiNE) will be hosted by the University of Oxford in 2018. PiNE offers the opportunity for post-doctoral or equivalent level researchers to get together in an informal environment and share their work with the nuclear research community.
Find out more »The Structural Integrity Course
The University of Bristol is hosting The Structural Integrity Course over 4 days in September.
Find out more »Nuclear Institute Security Conference
This conference will explore the experiences of the Defence and Civil nuclear sector, offering an opportunity to hear the latest developments that are pushing the boundaries of innovation and being applied to integrate safety and security across the nuclear sectors.
Find out more »NI Western Branch Seminar: the story of the UK HPR1000 reactor
The Nuclear Institute Western Branch evening seminar programme returns in September. The guest speaker will be Chris Quick, General Nuclear System, on behalf of EDF who will give a talk at the University of Bristol.
Find out more »Nuclear South West and South West Nuclear Hub Annual Conference 2018
Nuclear South West and South West Nuclear Hub have come together to offer our 2018 annual conference, which is a great chance to hear the latest news, network with potential partners and find out more about openings for your business.
Find out more »October 2018
6th EDF-Energy Nuclear Graphite Conference 2018
The British Carbon Group is holding the 6th EDF-Energy Nuclear Graphite Conference in Kendal from Monday 15th to Thursday 18th October.
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Colston Research Society Symposium 2018
The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Bristol is hosting the annual Colston Research Society Symposium. In 2018 the theme is 'Nuclear energy: cornerstone of a low-carbon future?' The two-day event will consist of a programme of speakers and exhibitions and a public lecture.
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