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Description

The course material, consisting of a syllabus, a complete  set of presentations and literature, will be provided to the participants. It is recommended to the students to prepare themselves beforehand using the material that will be available.

On a voluntary basis, participants  are  encouraged  to  take  an exam, which includes two parts. The first part is an on-line multiple-choice questionnaire, which will take place during the week course. The second part consists in writing an essay on a nuclear safeguards or non-proliferation topic. Up to two best essays can be selected for being published in the ESARDA Connector journal  or  for  being  presented in a poster session at the next ESARDA Symposium. Successful students can include this course in their academic curriculum as it is recognised by BNEN/ENEN for 3 ECTS points.

Upon acceptance of your file by the course organizer committee, you will be notified for enrolment in the course and to proceed with the final registration. There is no course fee.

No course fee will be charged to the participants and a budget exists to support travel and accommodation expenditures of the participants.

Application deadline is 20August 2022

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

(you will be asked to provide it when applying on the https://eshop.cinch-project.eu/products?page=1&date=upcoming)

CHALMERS will need ID of the applicants and cannot allow Iranian and North Korean citizens, regardless of where they study, as per Swedish law.

CHALMERS will need to know any food preferences (vegetarian/vegan…) and eventual allergies.

Maximum number of accepted candidates:12

Selected applicants will receive their personal dosimeters and if they do need to bring their own dosimeters as required by their employer, it is also OK, they will have 2 in that case. (CHALMERS must report the dose for all students we have).

The students will have to take a short test on-line, prior to arriving to Sweden, in order to be allowed to enter laboratories facilities.

No course fee will be charged to the participants and a budget exists to support travel and accommodation expenditures of the participants.

Application deadline is 30 April, 2022.

PRACTICAL SESSION 13-17.6.2022

Hands-on experience on determining uranium, Po-210, Pb-210 and Cs-137 in water

Laboratory work and exercises (introduced by theoretical lectures and discussion sessions):

• Preparation and pre-treatment of fish and calcite samples
• Digestion of samples for radionuclides determination
• Cation-exchange separation of uranium from calcite sample
• Preparation of Cs-137 on AMP counting source for gamma spectrometry
• Separation of Po-210 and Pb-210 using Sr resin
• Preparation of counting sources for alpha, beta and gamma spectrometry
• Measurement of alpha, beta and gamma emitters
• Calculation of results for Cs-137, uranium, Po-210 and Pb-210 with measurement uncertainties
• QA/QC in radionuclide determination
• RoboLab gamma spectroscopy of environmental samples

The JRC – Joint Research Centre of the European Commission Announces the 20th ESARDA COURSE on Nuclear Safeguards and Non-Proliferation to be held in spring 2022, co-organised by the JRC and the ESARDA TKM Working Group.

Short Description: This 1-week course addresses Nuclear Safeguards and Non Proliferation which is accounted as both an ESARDA and SATE Project course based (3 ECTS can be recognized). The SaTE project is funded by EC DG-INTPA under agreement NSI/401-261.

Target Audience: Masters degree students, in particular nuclear engineering students, but also to young professionals and International Relations / law students.

More info about the targeted audience (within the SaTE project framework)  can be found at: http://nuclearsafeguards.eu/

Further information on the ESARDA course, is available here: https://esarda.jrc.ec.europa.eu/events/20th-esarda-course_en

ELSE Diploma Training

Participants will strengthen their understanding of leadership for safety problematics and develop the ability to critically and knowledgeably practice their leadership skills in nuclear and radiological working environments.
Based on a multidisciplinary approach drawing on most recent academic research results, and including the development of a personal project supervised by a senior expert, this course is designed to complement the existing training curricula currently provided by the nuclear sector organizations, including IAEA.

• More detail information about the training
• Download the syllabus of the course
• Check list for application

Milan, 14-17 September 2021

Venue: Politecnico di Milano

The course is organized by INTEGRATED NUCLEAR LABORATORIES CeSNEF, the Department of Energy of the Politecnico di Milano.

Description:

The course consists of a theoretical part on fundamentals of chemical dosimetry and gel dosimetry, which will be delivered through distance learning. The Hands-on Training part provides the basic practical skills for preparation, irradiation and analysis (0D, 2D and, partially, 3D) of chemical dosimeters and gel dosimeters.  All teaching will be in English.

Target Group:

This training course aims at students with a background knowledge in Chemistry, Nuclear Physics and Medical Physics, interested in extending their theoretical and practical skills in the chemical dosimetry and gel dosimetry field, in particular for medical applications.

This course is Organised in the frame of the A-CINCH project: Augmented cooperation in education and training in nuclear and radiochemistry

A-CINCH is a HORIZON 2020 EU Framework Program project that primarily addresses the young generation’s loss of interest for nuclear knowledge by focusing on secondary education, using a “Learn through Play” concept to engage with students and teachers.

The European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN) as Host Organization and in collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), is organizing a Virtual  Nuclear Energy Management (NEM) School that is scheduled to take place from 22 November to 3 December, 2021 ONLINE

Objectives

• Raise participants’ awareness about recent developments in nuclear energy
• Broaden participants’ understanding of key issues and challenges associated with nuclear energy
• Introduce participants to leadership and managerial competencies needed to successfully run a nuclear power programme

Target Participants

Young professionals with managerial potential from invited Member States

Applications Submittal and selection process:

The selection process for this school instructions are shown below; any candidate from Invited Member States can apply:

1. Complete your application on this portal

2. If you are pre-selected, you will have to complete the pre-school requisites, which consist of taking a short course developed virtually in the IAEA’s platform.

more information at

https://www.iaea.org/services/education-and-training/schools/school-of-nuclear-energy-management

The JRC Announces the 19th ESARDA COURSE on Nuclear Safeguards and Non Proliferation to be held in spring 2021, co-organised by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre and the ESARDA TKM Working Group.

Short Description: This 1-week course addresses Nuclear Safeguards and Non Proliferation which is accounted as both an ESARDA and SATE Project course based (within the latter, 3 ECTS can be recognized). The SaTE project is funded by EC DG-DEVCO under agreement NSI/401-261.

Target Audience: Masters degree students, in particular nuclear engineering students, but also to young professionals and International Relations / law students. More info about the targeted audience can be found at: nuclearsafeguards.eu