Conveners
Education: EDU 1
- Jan John (České vysoké učení technické v Praze)
- Pavle Mocilac (Lanzhou University)
Education: Poster session
- There are no conveners in this block
Education: EDU 2
- Elena Macerata (Politecnico di Milano)
- Marko Štrok (Jožef Stefan Institute)
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Prof. Wangsuo Wu5/12/26, 4:24 PMEducationInvited
By the end of December 2025, China has 59 operational nuclear power units (excluding Taiwan), with a total installed capacity of ~62.48 GW, surpassing the original 2020 target of 58 GW. The training of qualified workers through the peaceful development along the New Silk Road is one of the most significant tasks for Lanzhou University, which located in the capital of Gansu province and then...
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Mrs Eva Viglašová (Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave, Prírodovecká fakulta, Katedra jadrovej chémie)5/12/26, 4:42 PMEducationVerbal
The sustainable development of the nuclear sector in Slovakia is conditioned by the systematic and long-term development of education and human resource training. The "national action plan" reflects the growing demand for qualified professionals, particularly in connection with the preparation of new nuclear facilities and the implementation of advanced technologies, including SMR. An integral...
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Lisa Friesen (Leibniz University Hannover)5/12/26, 5:15 PMEducationPoster
Experiments are an important aspect for understanding theoretical concepts in physics education. Unfortunately, not every school has the capacity or financial resources to provide the materials needed for such experiments even though they might be part of the curriculum. This is especially a problem with radioactive materials due to time and cost consuming safety regulations.
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Dr YOSHIMUNE OGATA (Aichi Medical University)5/12/26, 5:18 PMEducationPoster
Establishment
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The Radiation Education Forum (hereafter, REF) was founded in 1994 by volunteer researchers and teachers interested in radiation education and the peaceful use of nuclear energy. The purpose is to improve “radiation literacy” not only of pupils and students but also of the public in Japan. At the time of the establishment, the issue of radiation education in Japan was that... -
Dr Václava Havlová (International Atomic Energy Agency)5/13/26, 10:30 AMEducationInvited
Effective knowledge transfer is essential for sustaining national nuclear programmes and ensuring the safe, secure and efficient deployment of nuclear technologies. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) supports its Member States in building and maintaining technical competencies through a comprehensive suite of digital platforms, training mechanisms and collaborative frameworks. These...
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Kenneth Czerwinski (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)5/13/26, 11:00 AMEducationVerbal
The sustainability of nuclear science and technology depends on the development of a technically skilled workforce capable of supporting missions in energy, security, medicine, and environmental stewardship. Gap analyses conducted as part of US Department of Energy program across the nuclear enterprise have identified critical shortages in radiochemistry expertise, particularly at the...
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Charlotte Fischer (Leibniz University Hannover)5/13/26, 11:20 AMEducationVerbal
In higher physics education, lab courses are an important part of the academic studies by providing hands-on practical experience and fostering essential technical and analytical skills. In this era of digital transformation, modernizing lab courses through digital integration is essential to meet evolving student expectations, support motivation and improve student’s preparation.
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Dr Jan Kameník (Nuclear Physics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences)5/13/26, 11:40 AMEducationVerbal
Nuclear and radioanalytical methods have many applications in various disciplines and multidisciplinary research. As a practitioners of these methods, we meet with students and researchers from scientific disciplines where the word "nuclear" is not common. In this paper we would like to share our experiences, what worked and what did not work, from a specialized workshop where ultra-sensitive...
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WENDEE JOHNS (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)EducationVerbal
The UNLV Radiochemistry PhD program focuses on innovative research activities related to radionuclide chemistry that are applicable to a wide range of fundamental and applied areas such as medical isotopes, nuclear forensics, and the nuclear fuel cycle. UNLV’s Nevada state radioactive materials license uniquely positions the program to provide students the opportunity to handle and utilize...
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