"Copenhagen Atomics - The Future of Energy" on April 7, 2025 | 11:00 - 12:30 am Copenhagen Atomics presents a new reactor design with different physics than all other previous reactor designs, resulting in much lower energy prices and fewer materials used. The resulting energy prices are expected to be 1⁄4 Read more
Invitation to the Energy Technology Innovation Days - A joint event The new event format "International Excursion - Physics on Site Internationally" initiated by the Industry and Business Working Group starts in cooperation with the KTG and the DPG with the "Energy Technology Innovation Days" in Copenhagen. The excursion offers exclusive insights into the latest developments in fusion and fission technology as well as Read more
Dr Pablo Barreiro takes over as head of the "Decommissioning, Waste Management and Radiation Protection" specialist group With many years of experience in nuclear planning and materials technology, Pablo brings extensive expertise in the areas of decommissioning, material integrity and safety analyses. After completing his doctorate at the Institute of Materials Science at the University of Karlsruhe (TH), Dr Barreiro worked as a research assistant at the Read more
Dear members and friends of the Nuclear Society, we are pleased to announce the new event format of our KTG conference: the KTG Nuclear Conference. Please make a note of 21 - 22 April 2026 now and reserve this date in your calendar. Our technical-scientific conference will focus on the Read more
The Heatpipe, the Microreactor and Space To register Download programme From 20 - 21 March 2025, the KTG Division "International Developments of Innovative Reactor Systems" invites you to the symposium "The Heatpipe, the Microreactor and Space". This symposium offers the unique opportunity to meet personally with members of the specialist group, the Nuclear Society Read more
Cancer drugs and climate protection instead of nuclear waste - facilities for electrochemical partitioning and accelerator-driven transmutation The development of facilities for electrochemical partitioning and accelerator-driven transmutation (P&T) is currently flourishing: the German government recently invested several million euros in Transmutex AG, a CERN spin-off dedicated to this topic. The American Read more
Nuclear power 2.0: The future of reactor technology The development of reactor technology began with the first reactor design lines developed in the 1950s, mainly for power generation and military applications. Early designs included pressurised water reactors (PWRs), boiling water reactors (BWRs) and gas-cooled reactors. In parallel, specific construction lines were developed to improve fuel utilisation, Read more
iMAGINE - Can we save ourselves the final repository? Germany is at a crossroads, on the one hand with regard to a possible future for nuclear energy, and on the other hand with regard to the final disposal of residual waste and the associated site selection process. The massive postponement of the standard setting, communicated some time ago, to 2046 at the earliest, opens up new opportunities to test technologies that could possibly be used in the future. Read more
Opening the black box - Modern AI approaches in the nuclear industry We are at a particular point in AI history where we are seeing more and more milestones being achieved by AI in less and less time. This exponential development, in terms of the potential of AI systems, goes hand in hand with an increasing Read more
Online lecture on the topic "In search of love and likes" on 12 December 2024 | 11:30 - 13:00 Public relations makes sense. What is a matter of course for big brands such as Apple, Amazon or Audi often seems to be doubted by nuclear companies, at least since the German nuclear phase-out. Internal cost pressure and the Read more
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