The Ukrainian Nuclear Society extends its sincere congratulations to all energy professionals of Ukraine on your professional holiday.
The purpose of the contest is to promote knowledge of nuclear physics and nuclear energy, support talented school students, and encourage high-school pupils to pursue studies at профильні higher education institutions and further professional careers in Ukraine’s nuclear sector.
On 2 December 2025, the Board of the Ukrainian Nuclear Society held a meeting dedicated to summarizing the activities of the Society over the past year and defining the key areas of work for the year ahead.
On November 27, the world marked for the first time a new international observance initiated by Ukraine and supported by UNESCO – the International Day of Engagement in Science for Sustainable Development.
The session, chaired by Oleksandr Mazurok, PhD, Co-Head of the Section and Head of the UkrNS branch based at Energy Safety Group, was conducted in a hybrid format
The initiative aims to inform young people about current employment opportunities in the nuclear sector, working conditions, and career prospects, as well as to facilitate direct dialogue between students and enterprises of the atomic industry
On 20 November 2025, the “Ukrainian Nuclear Forum” Association in partnership with UkrNS held a round table titled “The Chornobyl Exclusion Zone: Radioactive Waste (RAW) Management. Current Status, Key Challenges and Future Vision.”
The proceedings are primarily intended for researchers, engineering and technical personnel of the nuclear industry, specialists from design organizations, and students of engineering and technical specialties, and also to a broader community of engineering professionals seeking to expand and systematize their knowledge in this field.
The UkrNS exhibition area is part of the booth of the Ukrainian NPP operator Energoatom and presents the Society’s activities in the field of professional cooperation, educational initiatives, and international partnerships within the nuclear sector.
More than 30 senior students from lyceums and gymnasiums of the satellite city and the 30-km observation zone of KhNPP (including students of the Netishyn Professional Lyceum) will have the opportunity not only to gain knowledge in the field of nuclear energy but also to learn firsthand about the operation of the enterprise. Volodymyr Gudz, […]
