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On March 22 and 23 NOMATEN team performer a study visit at VTT Technical Institute of Finland. The event had been hosted at VTT’s Centre for Nuclear Safety (CNS) in Espoo, suburbs of Helsinki.
Our next International Scientific Committee will be held online on Tuesday March 29th 2022. NOMATEN Directorate, Research Group Leaders and some scientists will present their latest developments to the ISC members.
New job offert at NOMATEN: Cyclotrone operator & Research specialist in in vitro assays
Konstantina Mergia (National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos”, Athens, Greece) will give a talk about fusion energy materials.
Materials Informatics – Structure and Function (MASIF) research group at NOMATEN investigates the connection between the material’s structure and properties. The data produced during the experiment and simulations are being processed with the materials informatics tools. The up to date scientific papers review has been recently published by the MASIF group: Materials Informatics for Mechanical Deformation: A Review of Applications and Challenges (Materials 2021, 14(19), 5764). This research group is managed by Stefanos Panikolaou PhD
Fabio di Fonzo PhD from Italian Institute of Technology will be our guest in the seminar on ductile amorphous oxide coatings and their key enabling role for next generation nuclear technologies
NOMATEN home institution National Centre for Nuclear Research deploys the 2nd edition of Future Leaders program in order to develop research, technical, administrative and functional abilities.
Henri Salmenjoki from Aalto University will give a lecture "Studying dislocation density evolution in polycrystalline Mg alloy with machine learning" on Tuesday FEB 15th at 1PM.
On February 4, 2022, the National Center for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) and Synthos Green Energy SA (SGE) signed a letter of intent on cooperation in the use of nuclear technology in industry and energy. The planned cooperation is related to the implementation by SGE of projects related to the construction of small modular light-water reactors (LW-SMR) for the production of electricity and possibly municipal heat and the construction of small modular high-temperature gas-cooled reactors (HTGR). The latter would be oriented towards cogeneration, i. e. industrial heat generation and hydrogen production.