Wednesday May 21

08:00 Registration
09:00 Welcome Speech
09:30 Track 1: Responsible Consumption and Production in Nuclear and NORM-Related Industries Radiological characterization of building materials (Marina Sáez Muñoz)
Assessment of environmental radionuclides in the region of Beiras Interior, Portugal, within NORM Management (Caroline Licour)
10:20 Coffee Break
10:50 Track 2:

Nuclear Techniques in Environmental Protection and Sustainability

Spectral deconvolution methods. Application to beta emitters from nuclear power plant decommissioning measured by liquid scintillation counting (Mireia Pérez-Baeza)
Development and Optimization of Rapid Analytical Protocols for Plutonium and Americium Determination in Water Samples Under Radiological Emergency Scenarios (Yeray Pallás Tamarit)
Towards Sustainable Soil Management: Optimizing fertilizers through Engineering of Biochar-Phosphogypsum Composites (Diogo Almeida)
Experimental verification of passive SSTDN detectors in a radon exposure chamber with a controlled atmosphere (Belen Juste)
12:30 Track 3:

Educational Challenges, Risk Perception, and Public Engagement in Nuclear Sciences

Blending education on safe nuclear decommissioning and sustainable waste management (Sonja Schreurs)
13:00 Lunch
15:00 Track 3:

Educational Challenges, Risk Perception, and Public Engagement in Nuclear Sciences

X-ray Fluorescence Analysis of Pigments in Gothic Coats of Arms, Polychromy on Sculptures and in Gothic Frescoes (Tomas Čechák)
Proposal for a New Erasmus+ BIP Focusing on Ionizing Radiation Metrology (Pavel Novotný)
15:50 Break
16:00 20th-anniversary CHERNE activity
18:00 End
20:30 Social dinner

 

Thursday May 22

09:00 Track 3:

Educational Challenges, Risk Perception, and Public Engagement in Nuclear Sciences

 

Development of Erasmus Mundus Joint Master program in Nuclear Decommissioning and Environmental Remediation (Maria De Lurdes Dinis)
NextGen Nuclear: Outreach activities for secondary schools to support capacity building of tomorow’s nuclear engineers (Ondrej Koristka)
Nuclear physics applications to medicine and environmental science at LASA (Italy): research and education activities (Michele Colucci)
10:15 Coffee Break
10:45 Track 3:

Educational Challenges, Risk Perception, and Public Engagement in Nuclear Sciences

CREAM, a blended intensive program to comprehend radioactivity in the environment (Caroline Licour)
Physiological responses of spearmint to radon exposure (Lígia Lopes)
AI4nuclear (Sonja Schreurs)
Building the Next Generation of Nuclear Professionals: Early Engagement in Nuclear Engineering Education (Pavel Novotný)
Remote Nuclear Physics Experiment at the Czech Technical University in Prague (Pavel Novotný)
12:50 Lunch
15:00 Track 3:

Educational Challenges, Risk Perception, and Public Engagement in Nuclear Sciences

ELIAC: A NEW EUROPEAN CHALLENGE IN ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGIES

 

ENERGY STORAGE IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

 

 
16:00 End
18:00

 

Social visit

 

Friday May 23

09:00 Track 3:

Educational Challenges, Risk Perception, and Public Engagement in Nuclear Sciences

Report on CHERNE activities 2024-2025 (Isabelle Gerardy)
9:25 Technical workshop part II – Cherne activities, education, projects
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Technical workshop part II – Cherne activities, education, projects
12:30 Closing Speech

 

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