Members of the Expert Group on comparison and understanding of Dose Prognosis (EGDP) met on 5-6 October 2022

Nuclear Education, Skills and Technology Press Pitch 2022

The event gathered 129 participants from 75 international institutions.

NEST Board assembles for 6^th meeting in Paris 

The Country-Specific Safety Culture Forum takes place in Canada.

Prevention, mitigation and management of potential accidents in nuclear power plants

Future decommissioning and radiological waste management experts gathered at the Aachen Institute for Nuclear Training in Stolberg, Germany. 

WPRS gathered 172 experts from 22 countries at the annual Benchmark Workshop.

Efforts to retain knowledge, focus on human capital issues and stimulate technological innovation have thrived since 2019 with the launch of two major activities

Despite the pandemic hindering international activities, the Global Forum on Nuclear Education, Science, Technology and Policy was launched in January 2021 and made steady progress throughout the yea...

In 2021, the NEA organised online workshops, webinars and mentoring sessions with policy makers, experts, academics and industry representatives in the nuclear energy sector, published data analyses ...

The work of the Nuclear Education, Skills and Technology (NEST) Framework during 2021.

NEA’s recognition of women scientists and engineers during the month of March continues as we speak with Véronique Rouyer, Head of the NEA Division of Nuclear Safety Technology and Regulation, about ...

In celebration of women during the month of March, we spoke with Rebecca Tadesse, Head of the NEA Division of Radioactive Waste Management and Decommissioning, about her views on gender balance and l...

Spotlight on the NEA’s women scientists

2020 Year-in-Review

How do we encourage more women to enter the nuclear science and technology field?

The fourth edition of the IRPS was held from 22-26 August in Stockholm, Sweden.

CSNI and CNRA held their biannual meetings and a joint session at the NEA headquarters.

The International School of Nuclear Law returns to the University of Montpellier