During the conference, presentations were made covering various aspects of nuclear energy and related technologies.

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.

On April 24, 2024, the Ukrainian Nuclear Society hosted an International Panel titled “Nuclear Threat to Ukraine and the World: Consequences of the Occupation of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant” as part of the IX International Conference “Challenges of Decommissioning Nuclear Facilities and Environmental Remediation” (INUDECO 2024). The panel was opened by Dmytro Verbytskyi, Acting […]

Due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, and following a one-year break, the conference dedicated to the challenges and prospects of the development of Ukraine’s nuclear energy complex returned to its traditional venue — V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. This year, more than 100 participants from several dozen scientific institutions, higher education establishments, and […]

The conference, co-organized and information partner of which is the Ukrainian Nuclear Society, is held with the aim of establishing cooperation and exchanging experience in decommissioning nuclear energy facilities and restoring the environment.

On April 17-19, 2024, the V.M. Voevodin International Scientific and Technical Conference “Problems of modern nuclear energy” will be held in Kharkiv

This year, despite the hostilities in Ukraine, more than 220 specialists from the nuclear and related industries, representatives of Ukrainian and foreign enterprises, scientists and industry experts registered to participate in the event.
Over the two days of the conference, more than 60 reports were presented.

The purpose of the conference is to involve a wide range of specialists and members of the public in a constructive discussion of scientific and technical problems of the functioning and development of nuclear energy in Ukraine, the achievements of nuclear science and the prospects for their introduction into the nuclear industry

The conference was attended by 45 delegates representing the leading enterprises and organizations of the nuclear industry of Ukraine, as well as scientific institutions and institutions of higher education that train students and scientists for the nuclear power industry