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Center for Advanced Nuclear Safety Research and Education
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A center that serves as a hub for research supporting nuclear safety and for training the people who will carry it forward.
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A hub for nuclear safety research and education
The Center for Advanced Nuclear Safety Research and Education is a hub for advanced research and development on nuclear safety and for training the people who will take it on.
It was established in October 2021 within the Faculty of Engineering.
Together with the institutions participating in the project, the center creates and shares online teaching materials, and offers opportunities to take part in the experiments and practical training that each institution does best.
Faculty members from labs in the Faculty of Engineering, such as the Nuclear Environmental Materials Lab and the Neutron Beam Applied Engineering Lab, also join the center's members.
Key terms
- Nuclear safety
- A field of research and technology for preventing accidents at nuclear facilities and limiting their impact on people and the environment
- Nuclear engineering
- Engineering that deals with nuclear reactors, radiation, nuclear fuel, and related topics in order to use nuclear power safely
- Integrated engineering
- Engineering that combines technologies from several fields, such as mechanical, materials, chemical, and electrical engineering
ResearchResearch themes
The center aims at advanced research and development on nuclear safety and at training outstanding engineers and researchers in nuclear engineering. Nuclear engineering is an integrated engineering field that requires technologies from a wide range of disciplines, and the center promotes collaboration with private companies and research and education institutions in Japan and abroad to support joint research in the nuclear field.
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- Project ProfessorHiroshi Nakashima
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