A conference of young specialists started at OKB Gidropress

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AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 13.04.2022

The XXII International Conference of Young Specialists in Nuclear Power Plants began its work at OKB Gidropress (Russia) on April 13, 2022.

The conference topics include issues of reliability and safety of NPP operation, computational-theoretical and experimental substantiation of reactor plants, verification of computer codes, safety justification, extension of the NPP service life, etc.

Participation in the conference is an opportunity to gain the first experience of public speaking and business communication on the subject of the event. The publication of the collection of works of participants is supposed.

Topics: Russia, OKB Gidropress

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