Context
The decommissioning and dismantling of nuclear facilities is a global challenge to be addressed in the years to come. This entails a proper management of contaminated materials, which starts with their reliable and efficient characterisation.
Objectives
In addition to establishing standardised guidelines, INSIDER expects to have economic, societal and environmental impacts in the short, medium and long term, promoting reversibility and sustainability.
Case studies
The INSIDER partners will carry out three case studies to validate the results generated in the project: hot cells under decommissioning, shielding systems, and the analysis of contaminated soils after a nuclear accident.
News
Second set of INSIDER in-situ measurements
In the frame of the INSIDER project, an experimental benchmark ...
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INSIDER presentation at the IAEA regional workshop
From 4-8 November, Sven Boden (SCK•CEN) was together with ...
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EPJ-N special edition – Call for INSIDER papers
There is still time to send your paper and get published in a ...
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New scientific paper published by INSIDER partners
A K. Nothstein, U. Hoeppener-Kramar, L. Aldave de las Heras, ...
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First INSIDER Training Course in Italy
The European Learning Initiatives for Nuclear Decommissioning ...
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INSIDER presentation at the NWMDER Conference
The INSIDER porject and its key achievements were presented at ...
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EPJ-N special edition – Call for INSIDER papers
There is still time to send your paper and get published in a ...
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WP4 achieved reference materials fabrication
The fabrication of reference materials by CMI and NPL, in Work ...
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Presentation at the EURADWASTE conference
Taking place in Pitesti (Romania) from 4-7 June 2019, the ...
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A software for statistical approach
In Work Package 3 – Sampling strategy, the INSIDER ...
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The INSIDER consortium comprises 18 partners from 10 European countries.
