Posts relating to the Nuclear and Materials for Extreme Environments Group
Congratulations to our research fellow, Iuliia Ipatova, for the 2d place in the Nuclear Institute Young Generation Network (NI YGN) Speaking Competition! NI YGN Speaking Competition is back in 2020.…
Join us to work on the next generation of electric cars with our partners at Evectek Ltd. This is a fully funded 1 year MRes scholarship to perform research to…
The subject of this MRes is to find ways to directly convert waste heat into electricity that can then be used to extend the range of electric vehicles. This is…
Powerful magnets are crucial to the operation of low emission electric vehicles. This research degree will help to develop materials for magnets that can be sustainably sourced. We are looking…
In April 2020 our research fellow, Iuliia Ipatova, was invited to deliver a guest seminar on the fundamentals of nuclear technologies to the Chemistry department of Bangor University. During the…
The large-scale event, IYNC2020, held from March 8 to 13 in Sydney, brought together with representatives of the IAEA, Urenco UK Ltd, SMR Nuclear Technologies Pty Ltd, the OECD Nuclear…
As a part of the Women in STEM week during February, Technocamps at Bangor University arranged a week of activities for female students aged between 11 and 14 who attend…
On the 19th February 2020, Dr Andrew Duff, Project Scientist, STFC Daresbury Laboratory, gave a seminar titled “Application of Computational Methods for Modelling of Scientific and Technological Processes at STFC” – invited by Dr.…
The third iteration of the Mechanistic Understanding of Zirconium Corrosion (MUZIC-3) consortium held its first conference of 2020 in Switzerland this January. The aim of the consortium is to enable…
There is a global effort within the nuclear industry to develop an alternate fission fuel to UO2 that could be safer, more efficient and cheaper to produce. One such alternative…