Canadian Nuclear Society - CNS

5th International Conference on Generation IV and Small Reactors (G4SR-5)
2024-10-01 00:00 - 2024-10-04 23:59 UTC
The Generation IV and Small Reactors Technology Division of the Canadian Nuclear Society is hosting the Fifth International Conference on Generation IV and Small Reactors (G4SR-5) in Ottawa on October 1-4, 2024. As Canada’s premier small modular reactor (SMR) and next generation reactor technology conference, G4SR-5 will build on the successes of previous events with a fully in- person program including:

• Plenary sessions on important topics with invited speakers.• Parallel technical sessions with author presentations on research papers.• Workshops on select topics.• An “Innovation Night” special social event.

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3rd International Conference of Materials, Chemistry and Fitness-For-Service Solutions for Nuclear Systems MCFD 2024
2024-09-23 00:00 - 2024-09-26 23:59
Join Us September 23 – 26, 2024 for MCFD 2024In Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), Chalk River, OntarioThe 3rd International Conference of MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY andFITNESS-FOR-SERVICE SOLUTIONS for Nuclear Systems Challenges, Innovations, and Experiences in Issue ResolutionBrought to you by The CNS – Materials, Chemistry & Fitness-for-service Division (MCFD)Sharing technical engineering solutions in support of long-term operation, refurbishment of major components, and newbuildsABOUT THE CONFERENCEAddressing the end of commercial operation challenges and emerging issues often require innovative and multidisciplinary solutions that involve elements of engineering from: materials, chemistry, stress analysis, thermal-hydraulic analysis, probabilistic assessment methods, examination and inspection approaches, and operational strategies. This is the case for most major nuclear plant systems and components, regardless of reactor type. The focus for the MCFD 2024 Conference is on the challenges, innovations, and experiences encountered when addressing issues of chemistry, materials, or fitness-for-service in nuclear power plants.The 3rd International Conference of MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY AND FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE SOLUTIONS for NUCLEAR SYSTEMS (MCFD 2024) will be of interest to representatives from various sectors of the nuclear industry including: material and equipment vendors, technical and engineering service providers, utility technical staff, regulators, designers, researchers, students, and academia. Student participation is encouraged by means of a poster session. Stay tuned for more information on registration, abstract submission, sponsorship & exhibit opportunities, provided in March.Conference Sponsors:

NUTHOS -14
2024-08-25 00:00 - 2024-08-28 23:59
The Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) is thrilled to announce that registration for NUTHOS-14 is open. Join us at the forefront of nuclear innovation at the 14th International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Reactor Thermal-Hydraulics, Operation, and Safety, as the highly anticipated in-person event returns after 5 years!

With an anticipated 300+ attendees of global nuclear industry professionals, from both senior management and technical fields, and private and public sectors, NUTHOS-14 will be a dynamic platform of innovation and leadership in the nuclear sector.

Location: Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre – 1000 Burrard St, Vancouver, Canada

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CNS Western Branch AGM
2024-06-19 08:00 - 09:30

2024 Annual CNS Conference
2024-06-16 00:00 - 2024-06-19 23:59
The Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) will be hosting the 43rd Annual CNS Conference and the 48th Annual CNS/CNA Student Conference at the Sheraton Cavalier Saskatoon Hotel in Saskatoon,SK, from June 16 through 19, 2023.

More information will be available in the near future.

45th Annual CNS & 50th Annual CNS/CNA Student Conference
2024-06-01 00:00 - 23:59

CNS Nuclear-101 Course
2024-05-02 00:00 - 2024-05-03 23:59
Location: McMaster University

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Western Branch Seminar: Westinghouse eVinci™ Micro-reactor Overview
2024-04-08 12:00 - 13:30
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Abstract: Westinghouse is developing the eVinci™ microreactor to revolutionize how cost-competitive, carbon-free energy is delivered. The eVinci microreactor is a 15MW thermal heat pipe reactor capable of generating 5MW of electricity and is designed to run for approximately eight full power years before refueling. This transportable technology simplifies the traditional reactor design and facilitates greatly reduced construction and deployment timelines. This novel technology opens many new global markets to the highly desirable benefits of safe, clean, and reliable energy through nuclear power.

Bio: Grant Cherkas, P. Eng., Vice-President, Market Development and Chief Engineer for Westinghouse Electric Canada, is responsible for bringing Westinghouse’s global innovation, technology, and solutions to Canadian clients. Grant is a former Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission staff member and has over 25 years of domestic and international experience nuclear reactor technology, engineering, safety analysis, maintenance, operations and licensing. Grant is a registered Professional Engineer in multiple Provinces in Canada and his portfolio also includes program ownership for Westinghouse’s Quality Program, Security Program, Regulatory Affairs and Engineering.

Nuclear Energy Goes West: Opportunities for Manufacturers in the Supply Chain (Webinar)
2024-03-26 08:30 - 11:15
Western Canada is serious about developing small modular reactors to provide safe, reliable and zero-emissions energy to power the economy and create new opportunities to export Canadian knowledge and expertise around the world. With Alberta and Saskatchewan having strong industrial capabilities centered around manufacturing, these industries are well-positioned to support many aspects of growing a pan-Canadian SMR supply chain. Join us on Tuesday, March 26th, to hear from speakers from the Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries (OCNI), Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Group, Kinectrics Inc., Alberta Boilers Safety Association (ABSA), etc., as they discussed the required certifications, qualifications, or quality assurance management system, manufacturers need to support higher tiers of the nuclear supply chain.

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CNS CANDU REACTOR TECHNOLOGY & SAFETY COURSE 2024
2024-03-18 00:00 - 2024-03-20 23:59 | Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto, 475 Yonge St, Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 1X7, Canada
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Sorry the registration to this course has been closed as we have reached the maximum room capacity. If you indeed want to attend the course this March, please email to Wei at wei.shen@candu.org to have your name included on the waiting list. You would be informed if a bigger room were made available for the course. But there is no guarantee and the chance is not that high. The good news is that the course will likely be offered again, in March 2025. Please consider registering early next time to avoid disappointment!

Course Overview

This CNS course will present an extensive overview of the important disciplines in CANDU reactor technology and safety. The course provides an introduction to the basic design, technology, and operation of nuclear reactors. It will also present the major systems in a nuclear plant, as well as the important CANDU reactor safety principles and systems. How to prepare and execute safety analysis to meet licensing demands will also be discussed.

The CNS is presenting this course to enhance the professional and technical capabilities of its members (and non-members) working in, or interested in, the nuclear industry. The course is ideally suited for beginning professionals, but also beneficial to experienced professionals. Come broaden your nuclear knowledge beyond your specific area of work and your own area of expertise.

This course is eligible for Continuing Education Units in the context of the Engineering Institute of Canada Continuing Education program.

Continental breakfast, buffet lunch, and coffee breaks are provided each day. There will also be a banquet on the second evening of the course, with an after-dinner speech highlighting a timely topic in the Canadian Nuclear industry.

Tentative topics to be covered in the course:

∙ CANDU Design

∙ Thermalhydraulics Fundamentals

∙ Reactor-Physics Fundamentals

∙ Radiation Safety

∙ Nuclear Steam Supply System

∙ CANDU Fuel Fundamentals

∙ Fuel & Fuel-Channel Safety

∙ Role of Nuclear Regulation Safety

∙ Analysis and Trip Coverage

∙ CANDU Safety Design

∙ Experiments and Computer Codes

Objectives of the course

To provide an introduction to CANDU technology and reactor safety

To present safety-analysis principles

To provide an overview of the major CANDU systems

To foster nuclear safety culture

To network with colleagues in the industry

Lecturers

Dr. Wei Shen, Fellow of CNS

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Dr. Ben Rouben, Fellow of CNS

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Prof. Glenn Harvel

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Ricky Khaloo, MSc. CHP

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Prof. Markus Piro

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Dr. Yujun Guo

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Dr. Alexandre Viktorov

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Vincent Lau

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Dr. Thambiayah (Nithy) Nitheanandan

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Dr. Victor G. Snell

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Guest Speakers

Dr. M. A. (Aamir) Aamir, Ph.D., P.Eng.

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HOTEL ACCOMMODATION

A very special room rate per night of $209 + Tax is available at the Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto, but to receive this special rate you must book by 2024 February 22; click here to book early to avoid disappointment! Or call 1-800-847-5075 and request the CNS Course Group Booking.

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Coming Soon: CNS Western Branch Webinar with Christopher Rees
2024-02-21 12:00 - 13:00
Reminder! This Wednesday: CNS Western Branch WebinarCNS Western Branch invites you to participate in the following virtual presentation:Title: The Evolution of Safety Analysis (Cases) – Enhancing Risk Mitigation in the Nuclear IndustryWhen: Wednesday, February 21st at 12:00pm – 1:00pm ETSpeaker: Christopher Rees, Principal Consultant for Nuclear Safety at Risktec SolutionsWhere: VirtualSummary: This presentation delves into the history and role of safety analysis (cases) in the Canadian nuclear industry. It explores the origin and evolution of safety cases, and their significance in ensuring robust risk mitigation, setting operational constraints and limits, for nuclear sites. We highlight the importance of safety cases for not simply ensuring regulatory compliance, but also the highest standard of risk mitigation and being a truly live document rather than being hidden away in a draw. The audience will see examples of worldwide safety cases, gain knowledge on industry best practice as well as potential directions and evolution of safety cases in the future.Registration: Registration is free but required; we welcome CNS members, students and interested members of the broader community.Register Now!

The Evolution of Safety Analysis (Cases) – Enhancing Risk Mitigation in the Nuclear Industry
2024-02-21 12:00 - 13:00
Speaker: Christopher Rees, Principal Consultant for Nuclear Safety at Risktec Solutions

Summary: This presentation delves into the history and role of safety analysis (cases) in the Canadian nuclear industry. It explorers the origin and evolution of safety cases, and their significance in ensuring robust risk mitigation, setting operational constraints and limits, for nuclear sites. We highlight the importance of safety cases for not simply ensuring regulatory compliance, but also the highest standard of risk mitigation and being a truly live document rather than being hidden away in a draw. The audience will see examples of worldwide safety cases, gain knowledge on industry best practice as well as potential directions and evolution of safety cases in the future.

The Evolution of Safety Analysis Cases – Video Conference Recording

Next Week: Register Now! Intelligence Update with Jeremy Whitlock
2024-02-13 11:00 - 12:00
Next Week!Intelligence Update with Jeremy WhitlockAbout Jeremy: Since 2017 at the IAEA in Vienna, currently as Senior Technical Advisor, IAEA Dept. of Safeguards, with responsibility for the IAEA’s ‘safeguards by design’ programme – i.e., readiness for SMRs and other emerging nuclear technologies.22 years at AECL/CNL – reactor physicist 1994-2006, manager of non-proliferation and safeguards programme 2006-2016.PhD and MEng from McMaster (Engineering Physics – reactor physics), BSc from Waterloo (physics)In our intelligence update with Olivier Gregoire of Moltex we learned all about how their technology would address the proliferation issue. There were many questions about proliferation control and the international Safeguard’s program that we did not have the time nor the expertise to answer. As it happens, a good friend and active member of the Canadian Nuclear Society, Jeremy Whitlock, is presently at the IAEA in Vienna, where he is a Senior Technical Advisor in the Department of Safeguards, so I asked him if he would tell us all about it and he agreed. So if you want to learn all about the Safeguard’s program, its impact on Canada and how Small Modular Reactors will fit in then please join us in conversation on: Tuesday February 13th, from 11:00am-12:00pm.Please note the earlier start is to accommodate Jeremy whose day begins much earlier than ours.Register Now!

Intelligence Update with Olivier Gregoire
2023-12-13 12:00 - 13:00
Some recent media coverage has suggested that any reprocessing of used nuclear fuel is a gateway to weapons production and that by even considering the Moltex project, Canada may increase the risk of proliferation. But will it? And is what Moltex planning reprocessing anyway?

Join Olivier Gregoire, Moltex’s Nuclear Security & Safeguards Officer, in a discussion with Neil Alexander on Wednesday, December 13th, from 12:00pm – 1:00pm to establish what exactly Moltex intends to do and explore the proliferation concerns.

Where: Virtual

This Intelligence Update session is free and is open to anyone!

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Register Now! Intelligence Update with Mayor Adrian Foster
2023-11-30 12:00 - 13:00
Virtually on Webex – registration link is: https://canadiannuclearsociety.webex.com/webappng/sites/canadiannuclearsociety/meeting/register/c8d4d1bcbd4d4b949868c3be118377bb?ticket=4832534b000000062a9bc91d2244ccc3fa40064dd0ba918f7fa7154160adee9cdc1a626f00d48671&timestamp=1699900074702&RGID=rc322566300c555d9064229e61bf16782

Virtual Lunch and Learns
2023-11-15 12:00 - 13:00
Recently OPG changed the name “Nuclear Waste Management” to “Nuclear Sustainability Services” – this was not just a rebrand but an entire culture shift within the organization. Join Matthew Mairinger in conversation with Neil Alexander for a Lunch & Learn to find out what changed within the organization and what OPG is doing to redefine how we think and deal with all of the things produced in a nuclear power station.

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CNS DIET 2023
2023-11-06 00:00 - 2023-11-08 23:59
Submissions and registration is now open. Click here to view the official website.

DIET23 focuses on how companies, academics, and governments are using and planning to use innovative technologies and methodologies in nuclear energy, medicine, regulation and more. Disruptive, Innovative, and Emerging Technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Analysis, Big Data, and Digital Twins, are already being used to obtain new insight, perform analysis more efficiently and more accurately, be more sustainable and improve safety. Other technologies such as Adaptive Manufacturing, Digital Twins and Virtual Reality are being actively explored and implemented by those involved in nuclear activities and research.

This international conference is seeking presentations from individuals, organizations and academia pertinent to these and other innovation technologies either deployed or being considered for deployment in the full spectrum of nuclear related activities and research. Authors require to only prepare a presentation.

Virtual Lunch and Learns
2023-10-31 12:00 - 13:00
The Ontario Government recently announced its support for Bruce Power to commence the long-term planning and consultation work required to support nuclear expansion on the Bruce site. But what plans do Bruce Power have in mind, what are the timescales and what will it mean for nuclear in Canada? Join us for a virtual lunch and learn with Chris Mudrick, Executive Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer of Bruce Power to get answers to these questions and more. This lunch and learn session is free and is open to anyone!

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Canadian Workshop on Fusion Energy Science and Technology (CWFEST) 2023
2023-10-24 00:00 - 23:59
The Canadian Workshop on Fusion Energy Science and Technology (CWFEST-2023) is a 1-day virtual event during which representatives from a number of fusion startups and organizations will discuss their successes and challenges in commercializing fusion energy.

This workshop is a collaboration between the Canadian Nuclear Society Fusion Energy and Accelerator Science and Technology Division (CNS-FEASTD) and the Fusion Energy Council of Canada (FECC).

To view Program and to Register for CWFEST 2023, click here

Registration Deadlines and Fees

Due DateRegistration FeeRegistration Fee for CNS Members, FECC Members, and StudentsFriday, September 29, 2023$100.00$50.00Friday, October 13, 2023$150.00$100.00No registrations allowed after October 13, 2023

* If there are any problems or issues with registration, contact CNS Office at: cns_office@cns-snc.ca

** Use subject in email: “CWFEST-2023 – Request for Assistance with Registration”

Deadlines and Refunds for Cancellations

Due DateRefund if Paid$50 Registration FeeRefund if Paid$100 Registration FeeRefund if Paid$150 Registration FeesFriday, October 6, 2023$25$50$100Friday, October 20, 2023$15$25$75Tuesday, October 24, 2023$5$10$25No refunds allowed after October 24, 2023

* Must send request by email to cancel registration and to get refund to: CNS Office: cns_office@cns-snc.ca

** Use subject in email: “CWFEST-2023 – Request for Cancellation of Registration and Partial Refund”

4th International Conference on Fire Safety and Emergency Preparedness for the Nuclear Industry (FSEP 2023)
2023-10-18 00:00 - 2023-10-20 23:59

NWMDER 2023
2023-08-27 00:00 - 2023-08-31 23:59
5th Canadian Conference on Nuclear Waste Management, Decommissioning and Environmental Restoration

Sheraton Fallsview Hotel, 5875 Falls Ave, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3K7

2023 International Conference on Mathematics and Computational Methods Applied to Nuclear Science and Engineering
2023-08-13 00:00 - 2023-08-17 23:59
The CNS, in collaboration with the ANS, is hosting M&C 2023 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

21st Environmental Degradation Conference
2023-08-06 00:00 - 2023-08-10 23:59
The purpose of the 21st Environmental Degradation meeting is to foster an exchange between plant operators, industry and academic researchers concerning materials degradation issues and solutions in the nuclear power plants of today and the future.

11th International Conference on Isotopes
2023-07-23 00:00 - 2023-07-27 23:59
Visit the website at https://www.11ici.org/

Lunch, learn and chat
2023-06-14 12:00 - 13:00
Hot on the heels of their successful campaign to have the future of Pickering reconsidered Canadians for Nuclear Energy (C4NE) kicked off a campaign to build 10 new CANDUs with the release of a report.

Join me and Chris Keefer, the leader of C4NE for a lunch, learn and chat on Wednesday, June 14, from 12:00-1:00pm. Chris will tell us what is in the report and how the campaign will roll out from here and I will ask important questions like what is C4NE and what motivates a physician to run these campaigns while I simultaneously scan the chat for your questions so that I can put those to him as well.

It’s a discussion that’s designed for CNS members but its open to your friends, neighbours and anyone that you think might be interested. Please free to invite them all.

Registration coming soon.

2023 CNS Annual Conference
2023-06-04 00:00 - 2023-06-07 23:59
The Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) will be hosting the 42ⁿᵈ Annual CNS Conference and the 47ᵗʰ Annual CNS/CNA Student Conference in-person at the Trade and Convention Centre in Saint John, NB, from June 4 through 7, 2023.

More information can be found on the CNS Annual Conference website: cns-annual-conference.org

The template for the abstract for this conference could be found here.

The Deep Geologic Repository – Why it is important and what you can do to help. A lunch and learn with the Nuclear Waste Management Organization
2023-05-23 12:00 - 13:00
In 2024 the NWMO will select a site for a Deep Geologic Repository, an enormous step forward for Canada’s plan to dispose of Used Nuclear Fuel. It’s an important project for the industry, and Laurie Swami, President of the NWMO has asked for our help.

But what is the project, how is it progressing, what are the challenges, and how can we all help? Join us on May 23 rd 2023, from 12:00pm – 1:00pm for a virtual lunch and learn provided by the NWMO, in which they will answer those questions and any other questions you may have. Hosted by Neil Alexander and presented by Mark Gobien of the NWMO, this is your opportunity to get a full update on the project.

This event is free to CNS members and to the public. Please join us for the event and invite any colleagues, friends or members of your community that you think would benefit from learning about this project. You can join the event using this link.

The Canadian Nuclear Society is an independent, not for profit, scientific society of individuals with an interest in nuclear power in Canada, with the objective of promoting the exchange of technical information on all aspects of nuclear science and technology and its applications.

The Nuclear Waste Management Organization is responsible for designing and implementing Canada’s plan for the safe, long-term management of used nuclear fuel. The plan, known as Adaptive Phased Management, requires used fuel to be contained and isolated in a deep geological repository. It also calls for a comprehensive process to select a site with informed and willing hosts for the project. Mark Gobien is the Section Manager, Safety Assessment Models in the Safety and Technical Research department at the Nuclear Waste Management Organization. He holds a BSc in Physics from Queen’s University and in 2018, attended the World Nuclear University Summer Institute program in South Korea. Mark has 15 years of experience at the NWMO conducting postclosure safety assessments, developing safety assessment tools and models, and managing technical work programs. Currently, he is the project lead developing a next-generation system model for postclosure safety assessments.

CNS Sheridan Park Branch invites you to participate in the following virtual presentation: eVinci™ Microreactor for Commercial and Space Applications
2023-05-11 15:30 - 16:30
Presenter: Michael Valore, Sr. Director – Advanced Reactor Commercialization

Energy Systems, Westinghouse Electric Company

Summary: The presentation will cover Westinghouse Electric Co. development of the eVinci™ Microreactor which provides grid resiliency for strategic infrastructure, delivers power for remote applications and supports power for space program needs. At the heart of the reactor technology are sodium heat pipes. The heat pipes passively transfer heat via sodium metal phase change. The heat pipes replace the complex high pressure primary coolant systems necessary for most other high temperature reactor designs with a safe, low pressure, simple system that has minimal moving parts. This design enables a compact, transportable design that is simple to operate and minimizes on site construction.

Registration: Registration is free but required; we welcome CNS members, students and interested members of the broader community.

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Nuclear 101 - Registration Closed
2023-05-09 00:00 - 2023-05-10 23:59
University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Everything you wanted to know about nucleartechnology and were afraid they’d ask!

Announcing the return of the Canadian Nuclear Society’s course for anyone interested in learning moreand talking about nuclear energy and technology.

Spring 2023 Courses

May 1-2, 2023McMaster University, Hamilton, OntarioMay 9-10, 2023Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University ofSaskatchewan campus, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

The two-day Nuclear 101 short course is for anyone– with or without a technical background – who wants to learn more about nuclear topics. The course provides a good understanding of nuclear and energy fundamentals, along with tools to explain to others in simple, factual terms how the technology works, some of the interesting twist and turns of its exciting history, and the important contribution nuclear science and technology makes to our society.

Taught by some of Canada’s leading nuclear educators, Nuclear 101 includes demonstrations,discussion and questions and answers about:

Energy and the Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Facts, myths and development of the Nuclear Industry

Safety, Waste and Radiation

Who should register:

Anyone in the nuclear community or interest in nuclear who does not have a technical background but would like a better understanding of nuclear technology and the nuclear industry.

Anyone who regularly speaks to the public (or is interested in speaking to the public) and would like to be able to explain nuclear technology in simple, factual terms.

Anyone who has ever been asked “difficult” questions about the past, present, and future of the industry – and wishes he/she knew the answer.

Registration:

The registration deadline is Wednesday, April 19, 2023.Course Fees:

Regular $615

CNS Member $575*

Student $420

*Interested in be coming a member of the Canadian Nuclear Society? Visit our membershippage for more information.

Course Fees include all course references and resources, lunch and refreshments.

Questions?

Contact Matthew Dalzell

Nuclear 101 - SOLD OUT
2023-05-01 00:00 - 2023-05-02 23:59
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario

Everything you wanted to know about nucleartechnology and were afraid they’d ask!

Announcing the return of the Canadian Nuclear Society’s course for anyone interested in learning moreand talking about nuclear energy and technology.

Spring 2023 Courses

May 1-2, 2023McMaster University, Hamilton, OntarioMay 9-10, 2023Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University ofSaskatchewan campus, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

The two-day Nuclear 101 short course is for anyone– with or without a technical background – who wants to learn more about nuclear topics. The course provides a good understanding of nuclear and energy fundamentals, along with tools to explain to others in simple, factual terms how the technology works, some of the interesting twist and turns of its exciting history, and the important contribution nuclear science and technology makes to our society.

Taught by some of Canada’s leading nuclear educators, Nuclear 101 includes demonstrations,discussion and questions and answers about:

Energy and the Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Facts, myths and development of the Nuclear Industry

Safety, Waste and Radiation

Who should register:

Anyone in the nuclear community or interest in nuclear who does not have a technical background but would like a better understanding of nuclear technology and the nuclear industry.

Anyone who regularly speaks to the public (or is interested in speaking to the public) and would like to be able to explain nuclear technology in simple, factual terms.

Anyone who has ever been asked “difficult” questions about the past, present, and future of the industry – and wishes he/she knew the answer.

Registration:

The registration deadline is Wednesday, April 19, 2023.Course Fees:

Regular $615

CNS Member $575*

Student $420

*Interested in be coming a member of the Canadian Nuclear Society? Visit our membershippage for more information.

Course Fees include all course references and resources, lunch and refreshments.

Questions?Contact Matthew Dalzell
