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Argentina
 | | CNEA Centro Atómico Bariloche (CAB) [English] The Centro Atomico Bariloche and Instituto Balseiro is a research center located in San Carlos de Bariloche, Rio Negro, Argentina. It is devoted to research, development and technology transfer in the fields of physics and nuclear engineering as well as the training of students in these areas. |
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Australia
 | | Pangea Projects International Pangea is an independent power project developers in the Asia Pacific medium-scale power industry. It offers custom power generation solutions, including renewable energy from biomass as well as conventional power generation from gas, coal and oil. |
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Belgium
 | | Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK CEN) The Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK*CEN) is an institute of public utility under the tutorial of the Belgian Federal Minister in charge of energy. SCK*CEN has been set up for the study of nuclear science in general and for the promotion of its peaceful applications. |
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Brazil
 | | Center of Nuclear Technology Development (CDTN) CDTN's mission is to carry through research and development in science and technology, in the areas of nuclear and correlatas, generating knowledge, products and jobs in benefit of society. |
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China
 | | Institute of Nuclear Energy and New Technology at Tsinghua University (INET) [English] INET is a leading research institute in China. It has three test reactors and infrastructure in the nuclear field. Although INET originally focused only on nuclear science and engineering, it also covers energy policy and technology evaluation, and new energy technologies like hydrogen, fresh water supply, environment technology, and advanced materials.
| | Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research and Design Institute (SNERDI) [English] Established in 1970, SNERDI, a high-tech enterprise and subsidiary of the State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation (SNPTC) since June of 2007, is a key research and design institute with expertise in nuclear electric power technology. |
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Croatia
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European Union
 | | ExternE – Externalities of Energy The ExternE project, a research project of the European Commission, is the first comprehensive attempt to use a consistent "bottom-up" methodology to evaluate the external costs associated with a range of different fuel cycles, including nuclear power. Fuel cycle externalities are the costs imposed on society and the environment that are not accounted for by the producers and consumers of energy, i.e., that are not included in the market price. |
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France
 | | French Nuclear Society (SFEN) [English] SFEN, the French Nuclear Energy Society, is a learned society, which aims at facilitating scientific and technical progress in nuclear electricity generation nuclear energy through experience sharing among experts via workshops and national and international congresses, and at favoring information of the public on nuclear energy. SFEN is a founding member of the European Nuclear Society. |
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Hungary
 | | Budapest University – Institute of Nuclear Techniques [English] The Institute of Nuclear Techniques (INT) of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE) is part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences. The Institute constitutes of two units: the Department of Nuclear Techniques organizes the educational tasks of the Institute, whereas the Training Reactor Laboratory operates the Nuclear Training Reactor. However, every member of the academic staff of the Institute has his/her own tasks as well in the education and training as in the reactor operation. |
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Italy
 | | Polytechnic of Milan (POLIMI) [English] POLIMI is an Italian, scientific-technological university which trains engineers, architects and industrial desingners. It has premises in Milano, Como, Cremona, Lecco, Mantova, and Piacenza. POLIMI gives its contribution to the nuclear community through its studies which pertain also Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). |
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Japan
 | | Tokyo Institute of Technology [English] Tokyo Institute of Technology was founded by the Japanese Government, Department of Education, as the Tokyo Vocational School in 1881 and today is one of Japan’s top universities |
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Kazakhstan
 | | Nuclear Society of Kazakhstan Site in Russian only. The main purpose of the Nuclear Society of Kazakhstan is to achieve a broader knowledge in the field of atomic energy for peaceful purposes to develop the productive forces in Kazakhstan and the growth of the welfare of its citizens. |
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Malaysia
 | | Malaysian Nuclear Society (MNS) Malaysian Nuclear Society (MNS), established in 1988, is a non-governmental organization committed to promote the peaceful use of nuclear science and technology. Currently it has over 550 members comprising professionals from the private and public sectors, academics, institutions of higher learning, corporate and industrial sectors. |
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Russia
 | | Kurchatov Institute Site in Russian only. [Some English] The Kurchatov Institute was founded in Moscow in 1943 and was initially involved in the development of nuclear weapon. It was known under the name of "Laboratory ? 2 of the USSR Academy of Sciences." Since 1960 it was named Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy. The Institute got the status of the Russian Research Centre in 1991 and in 2010 it became the National Research Centre (NRC "Kurchatov Institute"). | | OJSC NIKIET (NIKIET) Site in Russian only. Formerly known as N.A. Dollezhal Research and Development Institute of Power Engineering (founded in 1952), the company changed its name to OJSC NIKIET in 2009 and is currently a subsidiary of JSC Atomenergoprom. OJSC NIKIET provides research and development services for nuclear engineering and technology in Russia. | | Research Institute of Atomic Reactors (SSC RF) [English] Located in the Ulyanovsk region of Russia, the enterprise was created in the late 1950s for engineering and scientific investigations on various problems of atomic energy. | | Russian Research Centre "Kurchatov Institute" Site in Russian only. [Some English] The Kurchatov Institute has several Institutes dealing with nuclear fields including reactors, nuclear safety, and nuclear fusion. |
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Turkey
 | | Hacettepe University – Nuclear Engineering Department Site in Turkish only. [Some English] The Nuclear Engineering Department aims to educate students to be nuclear engineers who will be able to make scientific contributions to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and to work for establishing and developing nuclear technology in Turkey. |
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United Kingdom
 | | Nuclear Industry Association (UK) (NIA) The Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) is the trade as sociation and representative voice of Britain's civil nuclear industry. It represents more than 250 companies including the operators and vendors of nuclear power stations, those engaged in decommissioning, waste management, nuclear liabilities management and all aspects of the nuclear fuel cycle, nuclear equipment suppliers, engineering and construction firms, nuclear research organizations, and legal, financial and consultancy companies. The Nuclear Industry Association supports a balanced low-carbon energy future for the UK including renewables, clean coal and gas – with nuclear at its low-carbon center. | | The Nuclear Institute (UK) The Nuclear Institute is a charity and is formed of a professional institute and a learned society. This enables it to deal with a diverse range of external stakeholders, governmental, industrial, environmental and ecological to mention just a few. The Institute is also able to offer a range of memberships at both a professorial level, for those seeking registration with the Engineering Council for example, to the layperson with an interest in nuclear matters. The Nuclear Institute was created in 2009 from the merger of the British Nuclear Energy Society and the Institution of Nuclear engineers. | | UK’s National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) NNL is a nuclear technology services provider. In particular, it provides independent and authoritative advices to the UK Government pertaining nuclear power technologies and policies. | | Young Generation Network (YGN) The Young Generation Network (YGN) is a group created by the Nuclear Institute (NI) to offer the younger members of the NI the opportunity to further their knowledge and facilitate networking between generations. It assists career progression and provides a resource for the future of the industry.
The YGN has been in existence for 14 years and currently consists of over 1500 members, for whom it promotes communication and activity with the many successful young generation networks worldwide. |
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United States
 | | Argonne National Laboratory D&D Decontamination & Decommissioning (D&D) is a major program within the Technology Development (TD) Division of Argonne National Laboratory. Its mission is to develop technologies, operational procedures, and safety approaches for use in safe and economical decontamination and decommissioning of nuclear facilities; to deploy and demonstrate these at research reactors at Argonne; and to transfer these and lessons learned to nuclear facilities outside Argonne (utilities, research reactors, both national and international). | | Foundation for Nuclear Studies Nuclear technologies are used in a host of applications ranging from energy production, to medical treatment and diagnosis, to food processing. The Foundation for Nuclear Studies provides a forum for the discussion of these technologies and more with the objective of helping policymakers to make informed decisions regarding nuclear technology issues. | | Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences (NERS) A department of the University of Michigan's College of Engineering that provides several degree programs in Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences. | | Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) NTI is a place of common ground where people with different ideological views are working together to close the gap between the global threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and the global response.
| | The University of Chicago Located in the community of Hyde Park on Chicago’s South Side, the University of Chicago is one of the U.S.'s most prominent universities. The University of Chicago gives its contribution to the nuclear community through its studies which pertain also Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). | | University of California, Berkeley Chartered in 1868, Berkeley is today one of the U.S.'s most prominent universities. Berkeley gives its contribution to the nuclear community through its studies which pertain also Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). |
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