Due to the global COVID-19 situation worsening between late February and early March 2020, official government restrictions on large gatherings of people and concern for the health of our delegates meant that PHYSOR2020 was not able to be held as planned. Despite the efforts of the organising committee and investigations...
Dr Geoff Parks and Professor William Nuttall are quoted in the article … Today all commercial nuclear plants run on uranium, a fact at least partly down to geopolitics. The West’s development of nuclear energy was inextricably linked to the development of atomic bombs and uranium’s by-products are much easier to weaponise...
May 2018 – Announcement We are very pleased to confirm that the MPhil in Nuclear Energy has gained accreditation from Energy Institute. The Energy Institute is a specialist professional body and operates under the rules of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Nuclear Energy Futures: A postgraduate training consortium comprising Imperial College London, University of Cambridge, University of Bristol, The Open University and Bangor University.