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    From May 22 to August 20, 2017 the Jozef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana, Slovenia, was holding a training course for young scientists within the IAEA program STEP (Sandwich Training Educational Program). Young scientists from Slovenia, Slovakia, Ukraine and Cameroon took part in that event under the guidance of well-known scientists, trained and conducted scientific studies to determine the concentration of tritium in the atmosphere.    The junior researcher at Department of Design Objects with Radiation and Nuclear Technology of the Institute for Safety Problems of NPP – Andriy…

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On 18-21 July 2017 a consultancy meeting, dedicated to discussing the materials of the IAEA technical report “Experience and Lessons Learned in Predisposal Management of Radioactive Waste in the Aftermath of Nuclear Accidents” was hosted at the headquarters of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. The purpose of the Report is systematic and fundamental study of experience and lessons learned in the field of radioactive waste management, resulting from nuclear accidents, giving particular attention to technological aspects. It is expected this document would be useful to the IAEA member…

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  On April 6, at the NTUU “KPI” a round table “Risks and current trends of global nuclear safety” was conduct.   In its meetings the following were participated: Deputy Administrator for Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation, National Nuclear Security Administration, US Department of Energy (NNSA) Anne Harrington; NNSA Director of Strategic Planning/Integration, US Department of Energy, Andrew A. Hood;  NNSA Assistant Deputy Administrator for Material Management and Minimization Peter Hanlon; a representative of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA, Donald Lehman; Rector of NTUU KPI, member of the NASU, Mikhailo Zgurovsky, Director…

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