The SAMOSAFER project is organising an online School on Molten Salt Reactor during the fall of 2021 on all the main areas of active research in MSR technology. The school consists of 7 modules of 3h each, which will be given in a distributed mode between September and December 2021. More information: https://samosafer.eu/2021/05/27/samosafer-school-on-molten-salt-reactor/

The IGD-TP Symposium and Webinar on "The role of optimisation in radioactive waste geological disposal programmes" will take place in January 2022. The event is open to all IGD-TP members and stakeholders interested in geological disposal of radioactive waste. For further information, visit the event website.

The role of the ESFR-SMART project is to introduce, outside any constructive planning, new ideas for the future, which can be valuable guides for R&D. The presentation will show the design proposition for this SFR reactor including the experience feedback from European experience on Phénix, Superphénix, EFR and ASTRID. This design includes all improvements in

Consisting of several presentations about NDE on complex media and video presentations of selected developments and outcomes of the ADVISE project, this 3-hour event will take place on 15 February 2022 from 14:00 to 17:00 PM. Registration is open: https://mdorut.virtualrooms.actandmatch.com/advise-training-school-on-non-destructive-evaluation-for-npp/register For more information about the event, head over to the ADVISE website!

Progress in Probabilistic Safety Assessment for nuclear installations NARSIS Final Workshop - online The final NARSIS workshop will present the results of research produced by NARSIS partners, from leading universities, research institutes, technical support organizations, nuclear power producers and suppliers. This workshop will also be an opportunity to bring together different communities from the nuclear

MEACTOS final workshop will focus on the safety and reliability of Gen II and III nuclear power plants with the major outcomes of the project being presented. The online event will take place on 24 February 2022. You can register here now!

The proposed Post-SMiRT seminar aims to take advantage of the safety experts brought together by the SMiRT-26 conference in Potsdam/Berlin to discuss more in detail subjects such as strategies for integrating deterministic and probabilistic safety analyses to obtain risk insights, or the improvements and challenges in flooding / tsunami hazard. Registration is open here.

This online workshop will focus on the development of construction and manufacturing techniques in terms of advances in nuclear construction but also giving indications for improvements in the long run. You can register here!

The Seminar on Sodium Cooled Fast Reactor Severe Accidents is organized in the framework of the ESFR-SMART Project. An overview of the past, present and future SFR projects will be given during the meeting, accompanied by short lectures on the fundamentals of SFR. Master's and doctoral students make up the main audience for this meeting,

Within the ESFR-SMART project, the University of Latvia, Krakow (Institute of Physics) organises a workshop from 8 to 12 July 2022. The workshop will focus on topics such as magneto-hydrodynamics, thermal-hydraulics and technologies (ie EM pumps, thermopumps, instrumentation etc.) as well as issues concerning the safety of sodium fast reactors. Registrations are opened here.

The Technical meeting on the Safety of High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactors and Molten Salt Reactors, held both in Vienna and virtually, will focus on the support of future development of the IAEA safety standards. Participants will have the opportunity to share experiences and discuss challenges while focusing on key areas of safety of HTGR