Dr Stephanie Thornber wins the ENS High Scientific Council PhD Award 2020 The ENS High Scientific Council is glad to announce the winner of the PhD Award 2020, Dr Stephanie May Thornber, with her PhD thesis “The development of high fraction zirconolite glass-ceramics for the immobilisation of actinides in plutonium residues for long-term geological disposal”, conducted…
Dr Marco Tiberga wins ENS High Scientific Council PhD Award 2021 The ENS HSC brings together 23 scientists from 17 countries. For the 2021 edition HSC received nine nominations from ENS member Societies: namely the Austrian, Belgian, Finnish, French, Israeli, Italian, Netherlands, Spanish and Ukrainian Nuclear Societies. ENS Members Societies provided candidates’ CV, an extended…
ENS HSC Honours Prof. Victor N. Voyevodin The European Nuclear Society High Scientific Council sadly announces the passing of its Honourable member, Prof. Victor N. Voyevodin. Prof. Voyevodin has been the Director of the Institute of Solid State Physics, Materials Science and Technology of the Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology and a Corresponding Member…
Dr Stanislas de Lambert wins ENS High Scientific Council PhD Award 2022 The ENS HSC brings together 22 scientists from 16 countries. For the 2022 edition HSC received eleven nominations from ENS member Societies: namely the Belgian, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Israeli, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, UK and Ukrainian Nuclear Societies. ENS Members Societies provided candidates’…
European Nuclear Society High Scientific Council’s Statement on Small Modular Reactors Today’s European Union Declaration on Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) marks an important step towards the decarbonised and autonomous Europe. Climate change is a tremendous threat to human well-being and our societies. The ever-more alarming messages on anthropogenic climate change, as expressed by the IPCC,…
ENS Welcomes The Nuclear Alliance Declaration European Nuclear Society together with its High Scientific Council truly welcomes today’s recognition by sixteen European countries on the importance of nuclear technology and science for resilient and independent Europe. Yesterday’s statement of ministers from Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France Hungary, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Sweden, Slovakia,…