The University of Bristol recently hosted this year’s Universities’ Nuclear Technology Forum (UNTF). This is an annual conference designed to give PhD students, and early career researchers, in the nuclear sector the opportunity to present their work, perhaps for the first time, to their peers. Bangor University was well represented at this event, with six […]
From the 20th – 22nd of June 2022, the Nuclear Futures Institute hosted a three-day conference – The Universities’ Nuclear Technology Forum. UNTF is one of the oldest nuclear engineering conferences in the world. It provides a great opportunity for early-stage researchers to present work to their peers and build their professional network.
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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 experience of two of our research students (Corey Bevan and Christopher Moore) as they attended the meeting. This year we hosted the meeting online but
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Nuclear Futures are proud to be remotely hosting the Universities\’ Nuclear Technology Forum conference at Bangor University on 10th November 2020. Find out more and register at the official website. https://bangor-untf.org This meeting is aimed at nuclear postgraduate students and provides them with a great opportunity to present work early in their PhD and build