Webinars

This webinar explores the groundbreaking idea of treating nuclear waste as “heritage of the future,” drawing from the work of Professor Cornelius Holtorf, UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures. Rather than viewing nuclear waste solely as a technical challenge, this talk reframes it as a long‑term cultural and societal responsibility—one that requires memory preservation, future‑proof communication, and intergenerational ethics.

This session offers a structured and accessible overview of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), beginning with the fundamental physics of neutron interactions and progressing toward their modern applications in global energy systems. Participants will explore how neutron behavior, cross‑sections, and the effective multiplication factor (k‑eff) influence reactor performance, followed by a brief historical evolution of nuclear reactors and lessons learned from key milestones.
This event is ideal for students, engineers, policy analysts, and young professionals seeking a physics‑based understanding of SMRs and their growing importance in the clean‑energy transition.

Join us for an inspiring session hosted by NewComers4Nuclear Global, highlighting the importance of stakeholder communication and engagement. Stakeholder communication engagement is the strategic process of identifying, mapping, and interacting with individuals or groups affected by an organization's actions to foster trust and facilitate project success. It involves purposeful, transparent dialogue to understand stakeholder interests, manage expectations, and mitigate risks through tailored communication channels. The stakeholder engagement approach involves identifying stakeholders to ensure our Project/Strategy is aligned with their needs. We will engage via Communication Channels.

Join us for an inspiring session hosted by NewComers4Nuclear Global, highlighting the transformative role of mentorship in shaping the next generation of nuclear professionals. This webinar explores how structured guidance, international collaboration, and professional networks contribute to career advancement and global impact in the nuclear field.

This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of nuclear weapons and the international frameworks guiding their control and elimination. It begins with an introduction to the fundamental principles of nuclear weapons and fissile materials, followed by an exploration of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and the IAEA’s Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement (CSA). The session then examines technical pathways for verified nuclear disarmament, highlighting similarities and differences with existing safeguards. Finally, the role of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) in shaping global disarmament efforts will be discussed.