CORE Conference 2026

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The Research Centre Řež invites you to the CORE 2026 Conference, which will take place on 12 November 2026 at the Conference Centre of ÚJV Řež, Czech Republic. The event will also be available online.

The third edition of the international CORE conference is dedicated to research, development, and innovation in the energy sector and related fields. This year's programme will focus on the use of experimental reactors, including the LR-0 reactor, for obtaining nuclear data and validating computational models used in reactor physics, nuclear medicine, and other applications where accurate nuclear data are essential. The conference will also present opportunities for utilizing the CICRR (Czech International Centre of Research Reactors) infrastructure in both research and industrial applications.

 

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