Published 2019 | Version v1
Journal article

Euratom research and training in 2019: challenges, achievements and future perspectives

  • 1. European Commission - EC, DG Research and Innovation, Euratom Research, 21 rue du Champ de Mars, 1050 Brussels (Belgium)
  • 2. Institute for Nuclear Research - ICN-RATEN, Campului 1, Mioveni 115400 (Romania)

Description

The development and safe operation of nuclear installations in Europe is of vital importance for the future of nuclear energy. Helping to ensure the safe operation of nuclear power has always been one of the top priorities of EURATOM Research Framework Programmes. With the incentives of Horizon 2020, further integration towards an EU/EURATOM Research Area was achieved, better prioritisation at European and International levels based on updates of Research and Innovation agendas or deployment strategies, capitalisation of European Technology platforms and enhanced cooperation with International Organisations or Fora effectively happened. Evolutions towards European Joint Programmes together with EU/EURATOM Member States, confirm that research and innovation programmes successfully benefit from a truly added value of a concerted European approach in nuclear safety research and training advocated by the European Commission and EU/EURATOM Member States. This article details the issues dealt with in 2 fields: safety research and training of reactor systems in one hand and radioactive waste management on other hand

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Available from doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjn/2019035

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Journal Title
EPJ Nuclear Sciences and Technologies
Journal Volume
6
Journal Page Range
p. E2.1-E2.4
ISSN
2491-9292

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