165 participants, two days and a common goal: sharing knowledge, advancing innovation and strengthening the next generation of core technical professionals. On September 29 and 30, 2026, the third KERNTec conference took place at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Read more
Nuclear technology is more than just electricity generation. It ranges from medicine and industry to space and defense, as well as isotopes, research, and the development of fusion. Therefore, anyone who wants to shape the future of nuclear technology must have a deep understanding of the Read more
Core technical competence does not develop on its own. It requires knowledge, young talent, networking, and people and organizations that are ready to support it. The Core Technical Society e. V. is committed to promoting core technical expertise in Germany. Read more
Personal exchange, new contacts and good conversations – with our KTG clubs we want to bring the regional network of the Kerntechnische Gesellschaft (KTG) back together even more strongly. After the first meetings in Mannheim and Essen, our club roadshow continues. In doing so Read more
The Kerntechnische Gesellschaft e. V. cordially invites its members to this year's members' meeting on September 28, 2026, from 17:00 to 18:30 at the Moxy Karlsruhe. The members' meeting will be held in a hybrid format. In addition to in-person attendance, the meeting will also be streamed online. Read more
1–2 October 2026 · Aix-en-Provence and Cadarache, France What does the energy supply of the future look like and what role can nuclear fusion play? Hardly any research project embodies this question more impressively than ITER in the southern French Read more
The first KTG Stammtisch (regular's table) in Mannheim has successfully launched a new format for personal exchange within the Kerntechnische Gesellschaft (KTG). 26 participants came together right from the start, including long-standing members, new faces, and career starters, as well as Read more
With the Konrad repository, Germany is facing a crucial step in the disposal of low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste. But where does the project stand today? What technical challenges are shaping the current construction progress, and how robust are the timelines? Read more
Calling all early-career researchers The Young Scientists Workshop (YSW) at KERNTec 2026 invites you to present your research, discuss innovative ideas, and connect with leaders in nuclear science and engineering. The workshop will take place Read more
is made up of scientists, engineers and technicians who are committed to promoting the progress of science and technology in the peaceful use of nuclear energy and related disciplines.
they contribute their expertise, skills and extensive experience to the social discourse. Our KTG events and the publication of the atw - International Journal for Nuclear Power are just two examples.
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Social and professional development of our members
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