Europe and Japan Complete the Most Powerful Tokamak in the World Almost twelve years after they started their collaboration, Europe and Japan have taken an important step in the development of fusion energy by completing JT-60SA, the most powerful tokamak in the world before ITER enters the picture. With a diameter of 12 m, the…
Russian Research Institutes Support Fukushima Decommissioning Russia’s Research Institute of Atomic Reactors (NIIAR), in close cooperation with VG Khlopin Radium Institute (St Petersburg), Production Association Mayak and Techsnabexport (all parts of Rosatom) completed two projects related to the justification of the safe decommissioning of the Fukushima-Daiichi NPP. The research results were highly appreciated by Japanese…
How The Plan For Releasing Treated Water In Fukushima Works Technological causes, expected environmental impacts, foreign policy implications and background – A personal expert analysis Prof. Dr. Attila Aszódi In recent days, the international press has focused on the Fukushima nuclear power plant’s wastewater treatment plans and the release of tritium-contaminated water into the…
How The Best Leaders In Nuclear Are Attracting Senior Talent And Eliminating Bias Callum Thomas Thor Executive is the global executive search division of Thomas Thor, a search and recruitment firm whose purpose is bringing talent to the nuclear sector. Our regular bulletins aim to provide ‘’to the point’’ insights for senior leaders that consider…