Nuclear crises are unpredictable – Why our nuclear ecosystem must become more resilient now
Nuclear crises are unpredictable – why our nuclear ecosystem must become more resilient now Global…
Nuclear crises are unpredictable – why our nuclear ecosystem must become more resilient now Global…
Support for Nuclear Energy Stays Strong in Poland and Estonia Two recent opinion polls found…
NUKEM Developing Nuclear Cooperation with Central Asian Partners NUKEM Technologies Engineering Services GmbH (ENS Corporate…
TVO – A Quarter of Finnish Electricity in 2025 Was Produced in Olkiluoto Teollisuuden Voima…
EPRI Joins ENS As A New Corporate Member Following the approval of the General Assembly…
Dr Đorđe Petrović wins the ENS High Scientific Council PhD Award 2025 The ENS High Scientific…
The applications of nuclear technology are varied, useful and present at any time in our daily lives. When you turn on the light or drive your car. When preparing a meal or having dinner with friends. When you go to the hospital for a diagnosis.
What is radioactivity? Radioactivity is a natural phenomenon that has existed since the origins of…
Innovation The applications of nuclear are continually being furthered by innovative research. Clean energy futures…
Industrial applications Nuclear technology is a major contributor to industrial development and it is present…
Food and agricultureNuclear technology for food and agriculture It is expected that by 2050, the…
DecommissioningIntroduction Figure 1: UK Magnox power plant in Bradwell enters Care and Maintenance, where it…
“Nuclear Focus” features expert contributions and in-depth materials developed to highlight key topics, shaping Europe’s nuclear landscape,
combining scientific, technical and societal perspectives.
ENS Webinar – Exploring LTO in Europe | Perspectives on Extending Nuclear Lifetimes to 80…