Training in Nuclear Technology

The Two-week Criticality Safety Engineers course is designed to meet the ANSI/ANS-8.26, "Criticality Safety Engineer Training and Qualification Program", requirement for hands-on experimental training. Thus, this class is intended for new criticality safety professionals with a background in nuclear engineering, physics, mathematics, or related technical field. This course and course exam are difficult and are not designed or intended for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.

Under the theme Diversity in Nuclear, the mission of IYNC2020 is to promote and enable the diversity of people engaged in the many peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology. IYNC2020 aims to promote and encourage diversity of people. Diversity comes in many forms, including gender, culture, educational background, professional experience and geographical location. IYNC2020 will also showcase the diversity in the peaceful uses and applications of nuclear science and technology. We will encourage interaction between participants, particularly in the sharing of knowledge and ideas between professionals of different personal and professional backgrounds and different generations of nuclear experts.

Department of Nuclear Engineering and American Nuclear Society at North Carolina State University

We in the Department of Nuclear Engineering and American Nuclear Society at North Carolina State University are eagerly looking forward to hosting students, professionals, and the future leaders in nuclear science and technology at the 2020 ANS Student Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. The theme for the conference is Enlighten, Embrace, Empower. We are organizing a conference program to ENLIGHTEN attendees about nuclear science and technology, EMBRACE nuclear science and technology and EMPOWER attendees with knowledge and enthusiasm for the impact of nuclear technology.

Nuclear Energy,    History and Philosophy of Science and Technology

The One-week Managers course is designed for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.

The One-week Managers course is designed for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.

The Two-week Criticality Safety Engineers course is designed to meet the ANSI/ANS-8.26, "Criticality Safety Engineer Training and Qualification Program", requirement for hands-on experimental training. Thus, this class is intended for new criticality safety professionals with a background in nuclear engineering, physics, mathematics, or related technical field. This course and course exam are difficult and are not designed or intended for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.