Posts relating to the Nuclear and Materials for Extreme Environments Group
Applications are invited for this full time, fixed-term post, working in Bangor University’s Nuclear Futures Institute as a Postdoctoral Research Officer in Nuclear Glass Modelling.The scheme has been part-funded by…
Applications are invited for this full-time, fixed-term post, working in Bangor University’s Nuclear Futures Institute as a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Nuclear Co-Generation. The post is part-funded by the European Regional…
Dr. Michael Rushton and Prof. Bill Lee have had their latest article on nuclear co-generation published in the Nuclear Institute's Nuclear Future magazine. It is called "Co-generation in the early-days…
In light of the current developments surrounding nuclear power in the UK, PhD student Megan Owen was interviewed by BBC Radio Cymru, to describe her research at the Nuclear Futures…
On 10th November 2020, Bangor University hosted the Universities Technology Forum (UNTF) in conjunction with the Nuclear Institute through the Nuclear Academic Liaison Subcommittee (NAILS). The following article describes the…
Prof. Bill Lee and Dr. Michael Rushton have recently had an article published in The Conversation which discusses the opportunities for future nuclear power to deliver so much more than…
The Royal Society has today released a policy briefing exploring how nuclear power could used beyond electricity generation to help decarbonise the economy. Bangor University academics made key contributions to…
On September 30th, PiNE2020 online conference was successfully held and led by Iuliia and Lee. Speakers from leading universities in the UK presented high-quality research work within the nuclear energy…
Simon Middleburgh gave a well-attended presentation at the Materials and Devices Seminar at the University of Bristol. He was invited by long-time collaborator Dr. Dong (Lilly) Liu. He presented his…
In light of COVID-19, the MUZIC-3/MIDAS joint conference was hosted virtually between the 10th and 16th of September, instead of the original plans to host a face-to-face meeting at Bangor…