Experiencing the Energy of the Future: Excursion to the International Fusion Project ITER

How will tomorrow's energy supply be created? This is the question that the 2026 foreign excursion to the international fusion research project ITER in Cadarache (Southern France) will address. The excursion is initiated by the Industry and Business Working Group (AIW) and conducted in collaboration with the German Nuclear Society. The excursion is particularly aimed at students, doctoral candidates, and young researchers who are interested in Read more

By Aministrator KTG, ago

KERNTec 2026

29 & 30 September 2026Fortbildungs- und Tagungsstätte (FTU), KIT Karlsruhe Curated. Compact. Relevant. KERNTec brings together people who think about nuclear technology in a practical way: compact, focussed and with plenty of room for exchange - from research to industry, from careers to technology. At a glance Young Scientists Workshop Curated Plenary Poster Presentations Recruiting Read more

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Young Scientists Conference Nuclear Technology 2025

 Nuclear Technology 2025 - Networking, Knowledge, Future! Around 40 young professionals from Germany, Austria and Switzerland came together at the Gösgen nuclear power plant for the joint Young Professionals Conference on Nuclear Technology. For two days, everything revolved around the question: What can we do today - and what will we need tomorrow? In specialist lectures, workshops and student presentations Read more

By Aministrator KTG, ago

Full system decontamination in practice

Full system decontamination in practice - at the end or before a new beginning? Sparkling clean or back to zero - that is the goal of chemical decontamination in nuclear facilities. The removal of radioactive deposits, the reduction of contamination and the dose rate form the basis for safe maintenance measures, efficient dismantling and the minimisation of the risk of contamination. Read more

By Aministrator KTG, ago

New board, new energy!

New board, new energy! We are delighted to introduce the new Executive Board of KTG Junge Generation. They not only bring expertise, but also a lot of drive: 👩‍🔬 Jasmin Joshi-Thompson is a scientist at the IKE at the University of Stuttgart, specialising in AI in reactor safety. Jasmin is passionate about nuclear research - from the Read more

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