The aim of the Nurecab project is to implement measures to support nuclear education in Ukraine and integrate the Ukrainian scientific community into the Euratom Research and Training Programme.
The purpose of the event was to introduce young people to nuclear energy, promote awareness of the nuclear industry, and provide career guidance for choosing future professions in this field.
August 24th marks the most significant day for our nation, a day when we reflect on the challenging journey Ukrainians have undertaken towards independence.
Today we honor one of the most important symbols of our statehood, which unites us in our pursuit of freedom, independence, and peace.
The events was organizing at Karazin University (Kharkiv) with the support of the European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN)
The objective of the conference is to attract a wide range of specialists and members of the public to a constructive discussion of scientific and technical problems of the functioning and development of the nuclear energy industry in Ukraine.
Hanna Riedkina presented the project “Ensuring the safety of spent nuclear fuel in Ukraine. Scientific support”.
A webinar was held on the topic “Personnel training for nuclear energy enterprises and working with personnel at the Rivne NPP”
Eduard Omelchuk presented his project “Preparation andenhancement of maintenance and operational worksefficiency through 3D modeling”
The event brought together more than 35 young professionals, scientists and specialists from the nuclear industry of Ukraine.
