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Learning and training
The IAEA offers a wide spectrum of learning and training activities, as well as educational resources and capacity-building programmes. These include face-to-face training courses and workshops, fellowship programmes and schools on various nuclear-related topics. The IAEA also offers more than 120 online learning courses and webinars, from beginner to expert level, which can be accessed after registering with the Agency’s Nucleus portal (registration and login accessible when choosing a specific online course).
Webinars
Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 3.3 - Enhanced Knowledge Sharing for Decommissioning
This webinar, focusing on current good practice in the development of systems to organize knowledge for decommissioning of nuclear facilities, will be the 22nd in the series of the IAEA Back End Wednesday Webinars.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 3.4 - Holistic Approach to NORM Management in line with the Principles of the Circular Economy
This webinar is to present the Holistic Approach to NORM Management highlighting key aspects of the framework such as Policy and Strategy, Inventory, Disposal Options and Valorisation of Residues in line with principles of Circular Economy.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 3.5 - Characterization of Radioactively Contaminated Land
Characterization of a contaminated site is an essential step before embarking on a programme for environmental remediation.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 3.6 - Application of Clearance in Management of Waste from Decommissioning
Clearance is the term used to describe the release of radioactive materials from the control of the radiation protection authority.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 3.7 - Considerations on Decommissioning in Design and Operation of Research Reactors
This webinar focused on various aspects of the earlier tasks needed to be performed during both design and operation stages, aimed at facilitating the decommissioning planning and implementation of activities.A new IAEA’s publication under development on the topic is presented at the webinar.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 3.8 - Challenges in the post-operational phase of uranium mining and processing facilities
The purpose of this webinar is to discuss critical elements to be dealt with upon the termination of uranium mining and processing operations such as determining ?restoration objectives; applicable regulatory framework and role of regulatory bodies; definition of ?future use of the site and? site
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 3.9 - Outcome of International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning
The Webinar highlight presented topics, discussed challenges and lessons learned as well as main outcomes of the IAEA International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning: Addressing the Past and Ensuring the Future, that was held in Vienna from 15 to 19 May 2023 and attracted interest of over 470
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 4.1 - Roadmap for Implementing a Deep Geological Repository Programme
Implementing a Deep Geologic Repository (DGR) for radioactive waste is a central enabler of sustainable nuclear power generation and the associated fuel cycle activities.The IAEA developed a generic Roadmap towards implementing a DGR based on practices and experiences in a range of national DGR p
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 4.10 - Managing Hazardous Waste from Nuclear Facilities
Hazardous waste arising from past activities, operating nuclear power plants (NPPs), nuclear facility operations and decommissioning projects present a considerable challenge for International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Member States.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 4.11 - Launching new coordinated research project on Innovative Digital Technologies for Efficient Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities (DEDICATE)
Nuclear decommissioning is a complex process, that typically involves stages such as characterization, decontamination, dismantling, waste management, and site restoration.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 4.12 - Workforce Development for Nuclear Cycle Back-End The Perspectives from Both Young and Experienced Professionals
In a recent Panel Discussion on “Workforce Development” organised by RemPlex/PNNL-USA in cooperation with the IAEA-Environet Network, six panellists, all senior professionals from USA, Portugal, and IAEA, showcased initiatives being taken in their organisations to support workforce development.
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Nuclear Back End Webinar Series 4.13 - Outcomes of the International Conference on the Management of Spent Fuel from Nuclear Power Reactors
Today more than 400 nuclear power reactors supply over 10% of the world’s total electricity and a quarter of all low-carbon power playing a key role in the world’s low-carbon energy mix.Approximately 10 000 tonnes of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) are discharged annually with new forms of spent fuel se
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